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commanderpigg:

you see, the thing about self esteem is

it doesn’t matter how many people you have supporting you, telling you you’re talented, or attractive, or smart

because in the end, if you truly cannot believe it yourself

or worse, if you depend on those outside forces to confirm positive perceptions of yourself

you still feel pretty shitty.

shopping for: T-shirts

genderqueerfashionista:

thx Zev!

I am super picky about T-shirts for not a lot of good reason. I hate [most] women’s ones because they are too short and too low cut. Little boys shirts are too small across the chest. Men’s shirts are just too big usually.

That said, I have found a couple T-shirts I would like to sing the praises of:

1. Gapbody shirts, in which I go a size up in Women’s
These are my top pick, mostly because they are a good length and the material is a more grown up/quality knit. They are at the top of my price range for a T-shirt at $19.99 but I really like them. Maybe try their Men’s shirts, too. I think they come in smaller/bigger sizes than stores through the website, which is helpful!

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2. Everlane, Men’s, true to size
Ok, ok I don’t actually own one of these, but N does and it looks amazing on her and is so snuggly all I ever want to do is cuddle her in it (biased) and/or steal it from her from the clean laundry pile.

3. Target “Boyfriend” (eyeroll here) T-shirts
Main complaint about these is actually that they are women’s and super long (as most “boyfriend” items are) but the V is nicely shaped. The heather-y knit does not lend itself well to wearing to work under a blazer or sweater but they’re great for casual/weekend days.

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I find T-shirts to be an annoying item to buy, because it’s so unexciting. A new bowtie or buttondown is just so fresh and ready to be complimented but a T-shirt is so basic that it usually goes unnoticed. Good basics are definitely important though!

Those work for me, but does anyone else have suggestions for Zev?

phatchanadventures:

bitch please

inner-sakura:

remember:

no matter how much you don’t care, the naruto animators will always care slightly less 

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shitstraightwhiteguyssay:

so-elegantly-disheveled:

I really, really love this. Can everyone please remember this?

The ultimate response

shitstraightwhiteguyssay:

so-elegantly-disheveled:

I really, really love this. Can everyone please remember this?

The ultimate response

where i’m at

genderqueerfashionista:

hi y’all.

so this is not an overly personal blog in general (I try to keep it fashion, gender, feminism related with everything I post), but I thought perhaps it might be interesting or useful to you all in some way if I wrote a bit about what’s going on in my life and how it relates to writing this blog.

jump over!

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fallingoffstars:

The Twelve Dancing Princesses - Amy Windridge

Man, I sure wish Tumblr had a feature that allowed you to assign any blog you want as your main account. It wouldn’t have to affect the dash at all, just which name/link people see when you follow them. :v It sucks when you follow cool people and the cool people follow you back, but at your rinky-dink trashy reblog page instead of your nicely pruned for-real blog. 

#whinewhine #moanmoan #crycry

rachelelm:

2 more requests for the price of 1

rachelelm:

2 more requests for the price of 1