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Fat ass moment #8769: Chocolate chip cookie cup

Inspiration: Tumblr

shrug*

I had one perfect cup until my nephew went and touched it.

It is what it is

I tend to keep things bottled up

Shrug

Mommy just suggested that I’ve loss weight.

I’m just like

Wait, what?, WHEN did I lose weight?

She said “I’m losing my butt”

Wait! Say what now. When did I ever have much of a butt? I have plenty hips and thighs. But it always depends on the jeans ( or the form of whatever bottom) whether I have a butt.

I haven’t lost a thing. I think its because of the loose clothes I wear around the house.

In the back of my head, what she said was meant as compliment. One that I can’t accept. As much as I fake the funk, I have body issues. I’m going to work them out.

In time

"Don’t text me or instant message me. Trust that its important that I hear your voice today. Its crucial that we speak today,"

via: Rudy Francisco “First time we said hello”

Oooh my neck :-X

I slept the wrong way. Now I have a kink in my neck.

It would be a amazing if I had a nice chocolate man around. If its not asking for too much, he would be blessed with a nice set of strong and gifted hands. To rub that kink out.

Sigh* I digress

I can dream, right?

Insert witty gif.

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tangiblesoul:

To the girl who sits in the back corner of the classroom

Ears closed, nose in a book, eyes barely looking up over the brim

You will not go unnoticed

There willbe a second glance from those who

Wish they had just the chance to see those lips part

To expose hearts that skip a beat at the moment

When you show teeth, and acknowledge the presence of a worthy human being

For once, your kind eyes and greeting won’t be passed off as

Just another cheap meeting, leading to a creep finding you to be sexual pleasing

You will just be inquired on the book you’re always reading

And he will be genuine, a gentleman whose touch is just as gentle and

Bring you back to a place where you felt feminine, to be just a girl again

Not to feel lesser than, but without having to fight a battle with men

Able to let your guard down and draw back your sword of curse words

Put down the shield of insults, undo armor used to mask insecurities

And will be accepted for who you are naturally.

Actually, perceptions will be altered drastically.

The ability to trust will eventually resurface, loneliness will recede

Along with initial expectations of people for which some will exceed

And then finally, you will begin to breathe, smile and breathe

But for now, it’s the back corner of the classroom

Where the books never mislead

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