If youâre one of those people who thinks executive dysfunction only happens for things we donât like (school, cleaning,) then please consider the fact that Iâve been meaning to plug my phone in for 20 minutes and Iâm now at 2% and still putting it off to write this post ÂŻ\_(ă)_/ÂŻ
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do you ever just remember youâre a lesbian and be like damn thatâs so intrinsically cool of me
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i actually really love it when someone remembers small details and quirks about me or addresses me by my name at unexpected times like at the end of a sentence and i donât know why but i just really, really do.
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iâm so sorry if someone made you think itâs hard to love you
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Harry Styles, photography by HĂ©lĂšne Marie Pambrun.
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mental health is such a weird thing. i mean,, you go through everydayâs pain and obstacles, keep it to yourself, try your hardest to do your studies and work and not to think much about what people think about you, but then something small and stupid happens like,,,, you accidentally drop a spoon on the floor or phone deletes your whole music library and you just lose it
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we all have that one book we read as a class in school that we REALLY likedâŠreblog this and tag what it is for me itâs either the outsiders or romeo and juliet
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my family used to have this sort of abstract watercolour painting up in our dining room, it was there as early as i can remember, and i always hated it. one day when i was like ten my mom came up to me, and i guess handed me something but i dont remember what, and she was like âcan you put this on the shelf, by the bird painting?â
and i was like â..the what?â
and she was like âthe painting of the bird on the branch. can you put it thereâ and she pointed to the abstract painting
and i was like âhow is that a birdâ
and she said âwell what do you think it is?â
and was like âitâs a beached whale with a giant eye, blowing blood out of its blow hole onto the legs of a guy whoâs running awayâ
..and i guess my mom thought that was like funny or weird or something so she told my dad about it, and he immediately said âoh, you mean the reindeer painting?â
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#same
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The Miseducation of Cameron Post (2018), Dir. Desiree Akhavan
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as you get older, you realize that youâre not always right and thereâs so many things you couldâve handled better, so many situations where you couldâve been kinder and all you can really do is forgive yourself and let your mistakes make you a better person.
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I wonât be watching the Bundy Tapes on Netflix.
Instead I will be reading and thinking about Ted Bundyâs victims. I wonder where their movies are. I wonder why their names arenât raised.
I wonder why we donât hear about Lynda Ann Healy, a 21 year old psychology major about to graduate that semester. Lynda worked with handicapped children and got up early every day to report on the skiing conditions for local radio.
I wonder why we donât hear about Debra Kent, a 17 year old aspiring social worker who was known for always having change to feed parking meters for strangers.
I wonder why we donât hear about Susan Curtis. Susan was only 15 years old and was riding her bike to church that day. She was a star on her high school track team.
In a world filled with kind, beautiful people, I wonder why we all know Ted Bundyâs name. I wonder if that isnât giving him and people like him exactly what he wanted. And frankly Iâm sick of hearing people talk about him.
Iâd like to talk about 12 year olds Lynette Culver and Kimberly Leach, neither of whom turned 13 because Ted Bundy stole their innocence and their lives from them. Kimberly had just been elected first runner up âValentine Queenâ by her peers and never got to wear that pretty new dress. Do you think her parents still have that dress, hanging in the back of a closet? I bet they do. I bet her dad sits with it in his darkest moments. You ever thought about him when you hear the name Ted Bundy?
Letâs talk about 19 year old Susan Rancourt, who had a 4.0 GPA. 17 year old Laura Aime. 18 year old Georgeann Hawkins. 23 year old Janice Ott. 26 year old Nancy Wilcox. 23 year old Caryn Campbell. 17 year old Melissa Smith. 19 year old Donna Manson, who was an excellent flute player and by all accounts a bit of a goth. 20 year old Kathy Parks. 22 year old Brenda Ball. 20 year old Lisa Levy. 21 year old Margaret Bowman. 25 year old Denise Oliverson, who had just gotten into a spat with her new husband and had gone for a walk to clear her mind. Denise weighed 105 pounds. She was bound, gagged, raped, mutilated and thrown from a fast moving car. Have you ever considered what HIS life has been like since that day? How many hours of his life do you think have been spent on the floor, clutching the ring he had given her, apologizing into thin air?
These stories are real. These people are REAL.
I get that Ted Bundy was handsome and his eyes were very blue but please. Please stop glamorizing him like this. He ended and ruined lives. Nothing about him is cool or worthy of emulation. Ted Bundy raped, tortured, mutilated and strangled over 30 females, including 12 year old girls. None of his victims weighed more than 115 pounds.
Ted Bundy was a pathetic man.
Emulate Lynda. Emulate Debra. Raise their names and their voices to those around you. Honor them. They were very real people with promising lives and futures stretched ahead of them, stolen.
Please donât elevate or whitewash this kind of rampant violence against women. I assure you the world is harsh enough for us without a new generation thinking Ted Bundy is a cool, fascinating guy.
Thanks.
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