Put your iTunes on shuffle and see the soundtrack to your life
Opening credits:
Home - Michael Buble
Waking up:
What Hurts The Most - Rascal Flatts
Falling in love:
Complicated - Avril Lavigne
Fight song:
True Colors - Glee Version
Breaking up:
Look Through My Eyes - Phil Collins
Getting back together:
Moves Like Jagger - Maroon 5
Wedding:
Baby One More Time - Britney Spears
Birth of child:
Feeling Good - Michael Buble
Final battle:
She Is - The Fray
Death scene:
Everytime - Britney Spears
Funeral song:
Thank Goodness - Wicked
End credits:
You Found Me - The Fray
# LOL the funeral song!!!# pretty much all of these are accurate though!# favorite# hilarious# soundtrack of my life
06.03.12 ♥ 1268
"If you talked to your friends the way you talk to your body, you’d have no friends left."
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06.03.12 ♥ 5
Marcia Hutchinson (via hiddeninyour-mind)
Don’t believe all the things you tell yourself at night.
Nastia Liukin starts her Olympic comeback at the U.S. Secret Classic in Chicago, IL.
(Source: thosepretty-lightss)
06.03.12 ♥ 12
"In our culture, calling someone ‘too skinny’ is almost like calling someone ‘too pretty’ — it can seem like a twisted compliment. People may believe that a woman is skinny because she worked hard to get that way — as opposed to a woman who is heavier, who might be perceived as someone who would love to weigh less, but hasn’t been as successful at dieting. So, we feel for the overweight woman, but not for the overly thin one. Some people might even be envying the thin one if they are struggling to get their own weight down — saying she is ‘too’ thin is a way of jealously putting her down. The truth is, for some, being underweight can be just as distressing as being overweight. There are women who legitimately have trouble keeping weight on and don’t like it — not to mention, it is also unhealthy. Many women reading this will be saying, ‘Oh, sure, I’d like to have that problem!’ But the fact is, you wouldn’t: It’s upsetting and very difficult for women who may be struggling with an eating disorder, depression or illness. And they are often unhappy with their bodies and worried about their health. (Of course, others just might be naturally skinny.)"
- Dr. Gail Saltz (via msandrogynous)
06.03.12 ♥ 37
"Realize that anyone who tries to put you down about your appearance is assuming that it is your job to please them visually. Once you realize that it isn’t your job to be visually pleasing to anyone, ever, it becomes very hard for anyone to make you feel bad about yourself."
06.03.12 ♥ 160
Oh I love double standards..
Man:
I am not attracted to skinny women, they're gross. I don't want a bag of bones. I prefer a woman with meat on her bones. Curves are soo sexy.
Society:
What a great guy! Real men love big women. He is perfect and loves women for who they are!
Man:
I like skinny women, they are very sexy. I like a woman who takes care of herself. I don't like dating overweight women, I find them unattractive.
Society:
OMG YOU'RE A SHALLOW PIECE OF SHIT GO DIE IN A FUCKING HOLE.
06.03.12 ♥ 35
Gotta Love Gymnastics: Chellsie talks to Inside Gymnastics Magazine
06.02.12 ♥ 2
By Susan Williams
Chellsie Memmel is the queen of the comeback. She’s had to be. From her first improbable appearance at the 2003 World Championships as a 14-year-old—where she went from not even being a named alternate to a double gold medalist in a matter of weeks—to her surprise second-place…
