Whats a fuck boy? i’ve heard many meanings but I want the exact one.

whoisjfx316:

rubyreed:

mattjosephdiaz-blog:

A fuckboy is a weakass dude who ain’t shit.

A fuckboy is the guy who will go around calling women “thirsty hoes” but like 30 profile pictures in a row and comment “hot” under one of them because he thinks somehow it’ll get him laid.

A fuckboy is the guy who calls girls sluts but goes around begging chicks for nudes out of fucking nowhere.

A fuckboy is the guy who sends unrequested dick pics with no context to women he’s barely spoken to.

A fuckboy is a guy who regularly uses phrases like “bros before hoes”

A fuckboy is a guy whose idea of flirting is “what would u do if i was there right now lol”

A fuckboy can often be spotted by his asking if you want to play “the 21 questions game” which is a trap to ask if you’re a virgin or not

A fuckboy is a guy who will call you a prude if you don’t want to fuck anyone, but call you a slut if you want to fuck someone who isn’t him.

A fuckboy is a guy who will disrespect you and try and get with you in the same breath.

A fuckboy is a guy whose idea of foreplay is kind of touching your clit twice before he tries to move on to sex

A fuckboy is a guy who tries to text you even when he already has a girl

A fuckboy is a guy who continues to hit on you even when you’ve said no

A fuckboy is a guy who pretend to invite you over for “Netflix and pizza” which is a bummer because it’s totally ruined legitimately inviting people over for Netflix and pizza

A fuckboy is any guy who’s ever told you “smile, beautiful” while you’re just walking down the street minding your own fucking business

A fuckboy is the kind of guy you have to lie about having a boyfriend to in order to get him to leave you alone.

A fuckboy is a guy who will tell you “you’re not like the other girls” like that’s a compliment because he doesn’t have any respect for them.

A fuckboy is a guy who will tell you “my exes were all crazy” even though you know them to be totally fine, kind, measured people.

A fuckboy is a guy who will tell you “guys don’t like it when you -bullshit bullshit bullshit-” and try to shame you because of your weight, hair, style, use of makeup or anything else that you do in order to express yourself because in their tiny fuckboy minds you only exist to attract them.

This is a beautiful manifesto. Bless you and bless this post.

Ladies, looks like you have the blueprint now. Kinda no excuse to deal with any of those shitheads anymore.

A fuckboy is a guy who reads a list of descriptions of fuckboy characteristics and immediately places all responsibility on women to avoid men who act like that, rather than on men to not be fuckboys.

lesleylloyd:

quiteyours:

it gets me every time

EVERY. TIME

mariatallchief:

Mayu Tanigaito, Royal New Zealand Ballet (x)

Ok I definitely agree that fanart is a valid art, but I don’t agree that it should hang alongside art in museums with other contemporary artists. The difference between fanart and museum art is that museum artists have been to school or apprenticed as artists, or they’re using their art to speak to something political and universal. Your drawing of Castiel doesn’t fit into any of that. You don’t own Castiel, and he doesn’t have a context that allows just anyone to understand him.

youkaiyume:

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Well, this is horseshit but sure.

1. Museum artists have been to school or apprenticed as artists.
So have I and countless other fanartists. Next.

2. You don’t own Castiel.
Andy Warhol didn’t own Campbell’s Soup, Coca Cola, or Brillo. His paintings of Elvis dressed as a cowboy were taken directly from a promo shot of a film called Flaming Star. His paintings or Marilyn Monroe were taken directly from a promo shot from a film called Niagara.

In 1889, John Singer Sargent painted a portrait of then-contemporary actress Ellen Terry performing as Lady Macbeth. The list goes on—and includes many other artists. There are far too many examples for me to list here of classical artists taking it upon themselves to paint fanart for literature and drama they admired that was contemporary to their time that didn’t belong to them. Copyright is an entirely modern form of gatekeeping on what is ultimately still just mythology, and it doesn’t change the fact that people will always seek to explore and own for themselves their culture’s mythological identity, whether it be carved in stone or written in a book or played out on television.

3. They’re using their art to speak to something political and universal.
I drew a portrait of Castiel because I’m an asexual, transgender woman who grew up in a post-Cold War television culture, and the characters I choose to draw and how I choose to draw them reflect not only my childhood experiences but my current political and social views as a humanist and a feminist.

4. Castiel doesn’t have a context that allows just anyone to understand him.
Nobody fucking knows who the girl with the pearl earring is.

Bottom line, it has nothing to do with what we draw and everything to do with who we are—young women who have historically been erased from art history and disregarded by gatekeepers and elitists as immature and amateur outsider artists despite being the driving force behind pop culture and modern mythology.

Ten points from Gryffindor.

Does anyone also want to tell OP that practically all of classical/renaissance art featured in museums is also fanart of the Bible/and or other Religious stories from around the world like Greek/Roman mythology???

radio silence break: still not here but ATTN: anyone have room for a cat?

feathersmoons:

A friend is currently in a situation where their cat, who is living with their family while they are elsewhere, seems to increasingly not be safe with that family, and is trying to find somewhere safe for him until immigration stuff in Montréal is sorted out and she can bring him across.

The cat is in Georgia, but my friend is willing to try to work out some way to get him more or less anywhere in North America. Sadly me and most of the people I know DIRECTLY all own at least one cat who wants to kill all strange adult cats on sight (the fluffhead survives because we brought him in as a tiiiiny kitten), so.

If you think you or anyone you know can help plz email to keepondreamingboy@gmail.com. Thnx for attn.

backwardblackbyrd:

trebled-negrita-princess:

those EARS

@normaljeane @sixtyninth-hokage

(Source: http://backwardblackbyrd.tumblr.com/)

jhameia:

bringmeyourboness:

chief0keefe:

fanboy-trav:

mooserattler:

championofmediocrities:

chief0keefe:

chief0keefe:

chief0keefe:

chief0keefe:

IM SCREAMING

IT CAME FULL CIRCLE IM HOLLERIN

IT JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER

IS HE GOING TO BE DRAFTED NEXT???!!!??

This is so sweet and pure. Lol.

I’m crying. I’m also rooting for the Blues now.

@kvnbksa have you seen the updates?

more updates

This is my favorite.

^___________________________^

mytardishaswings:

broadwayandfandomsandfeelsohmy:

robottko:

tavoriel:

whimsybrain:

A group of Slytherin students camping outside the common room because the password is something bigoted and they refuse to say it

a group of Slytherin students having a sleepover in the Hufflepuff dormitory because the Hufflepuffs found out

A group of ravenclaw students trying to magically change the doors password when the hufflepuffs tell them

a group of Gryffindors trying to forcibly remove the door when they finally find out

“#im so into the idea of the ravenclaws being like #‘we tried every spell we could think of and we cant get it to change the password or let us in without it’ #and the gryffindors are just like #‘ALRIGHT EVERYONE STAND BACK WE’RE EITHER GONNA JINX THIS DOOR INTO OBLIVION OR BLOW IT THE FUCK UP WITH LITERAL EXPLOSIVES BUT WE ARE GETTI #*GETTING IN WITHOUT THAT PASSWORD ONE WAY OR ANOTHER’” (via: detectivejoan)

casijaz:

why-animals-do-the-thing:

tenshi-cat:

piratebay-premium:

No they love it

Do you know if they love or hate them, @why-animals-do-the-thing?

As a dog trainer, I can tell you that probably 50% of dogs really don’t like hugs and at least another 48% pretty much just tolerate them. Very few dogs I know genuinely like hugs the way humans tend to give them. What’s funny is that the picture that Fox used with this headline is one of the more common ways dogs do enjoy contact that humans would consider a hug.

Stanley Coren – the dude who wrote the article that is pissing everyone off about this – really does know what he’s talking about. He wrote one o my favorite books, called how to speak dog, which has some absolutely beautiful diagrams of dog behavior and body language along the gamut of extreme situations.

The way humans hug dogs is often really uncomfortable for them. We lean over them and trap them (think how many dogs we already know are spooky when you loom over them, but are fine if you get down to their level), and then we restrict their ability to move and shove our faces close to theirs. That’s not fun. Keep in mind that most dogs have personal space bubbles that are larger than we tend to think, and now you’re not only invading it, you’re making it so they can’t move or defend themselves if something happens.

Look at this photo from a couple years ago. Avalanche is probably the most tolerant dog I know of things that press his physical boundaries – he lets little kids do things to him that make me cringe and doesn’t even seem to notice half the time. This was right before I had to head back to college and I knew I wouldn’t see him for another 6 months, so I hugged him because sappy human emotions. I have an amazing relationship with this dog, and look at his body language. He’s kinda stiff, his face is a little tense, and the corners of his mouth are pulled back a little. All in all, he’s supremely un-enthused but he’s letting me do it. After about five seconds, he huffed out the sigh he uses to let me know when he’s done with the hug, and then pulled back and shook off.

Most dogs learn to tolerate hugs because we do it to them so often. It’s pretty much a kind of learned helplessness, plus, they like us and so they put up with our stupid human behavior. When you hug most dogs, you’ll notice they get kinda stiff, they look away or at other humans for help, you’ll see side-eyes or look-aways (not whale eye). Often they’ll distract you by doing something else like pawing at you, or licking your face as an appeasement signal. They’re all signs of discomfort that we already routinely ignore when we deal with our dogs, so it makes sense that people think their dogs are fine with it – they’re just still not listening.

More often, you’ll get dogs that will crawl up your chest when you sit and put their paws on your shoulders. Sometimes their face is close to yours, sometimes it’s on your shoulder. In that position – which they often initiate – they ca easily withdraw and get away if necessary and they’re not trapped or being leaned over. It’s not really a hug, just close contact, but I think it’s about as close as humans are going to get to one that a dog will enjoy.

@tealviola