My first of 2012 and they are good ones, fierce and awesome - like this year is gonna be.
(in no particular order):
1. Adele “Set Fire to the Rain”
2. Lady Gaga “Marry the Night”
3. Nicki Minaj feat. Rihanna “Fly”
4. Kelly Clarkson “Stronger”
5. Jessie J “Domino”
"The modern fairy tale ending is the reverse of the traditional one: A woman does not wait for Prince Charming to bring her happiness; she lives happily ever after only by refusing to wait for him — or by actually rejecting him. It is those who persist in hoping for a Prince Charming who are setting themselves up for disillusionment and unhappiness."
— Susan Faludi (via candid-candies)
(Source: februaryyy, via leftturnatalbuquerque)
"Zooey Deschanel’s character in The New Girl is probably the clearest example of this right now, as that entire show is based around how quirky and eccentric and, as a result, lovable, Zooey’s character (I think her name is “Eyeface”) is. Except she’s not so much “eccentric” as much as she is “bad at being alive and functioning socially, in the present.” One of her main conflicts in the pilot is that she has a date at a fancy restaurant, but doesn’t know what to wear so she puts on overalls! Classic Eyeface! And one of the male characters on the show goes goofy-eyed and clearly starts falling in love with her instead of, say, yelling, “You’re 27 years old, how do you not know how to dress and function yet? Get your shit together."
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4 Pieces of Relationship Advice Movies Need to Stop Giving | Cracked.com
Oh, I love this paragraph in particular:
Hollywood is still teaching women that “dumb” is “attractive,” they’re just hipsterfying it. I don’t know when it happened (maybe after Clueless?), but sometime after the ’90s, “Quirky Eccentric Weird Chick” became the new Bimbo. She’s just as insultingly one-dimensional as the archetypal Ditsy Blonde Bombshell Valley Girl character that was all over the place a decade ago, except now she wears vintage knee-socks and listens to The Smiths, and that’s supposed to be better, for some reason.
(via nunmoreblack)
(via face-down-asgard-up)
I went to Victoria’s Secret to buy a bra and ended up getting fitted (which was quite nice and I recommend) and found out that I’m not a 36D, but am in fact a 36DD. holy crap.
When I hold up the bra I bought I feel like this:

it’s HUGE.