Animals Acting Like People

  I love animals but these animals just take their cuteness to a whole 'nother level. Go ahead and enjoy the sassiness that ensues when animals adopt some of our human qualities.
     

Why I Love Klaus {from the Originals & Vampire Diaries}

  I know that technically Klaus is a sociopath and a murderer but in spite of all of his transgressions, I still cannot help loving Klaus. Those of you who have seen both shows already understand how great Klaus is and those of you who don't know who he is, get ready because you are about to see just how amazing a fictional murdering, half Vampire, half Werewolf hybrid can be.
I love Klaus because:

1. He loves his family despite how many times they have hurt him




2. He loves his family in spite of himself.


3. He fights for his loved ones.




4. He tells it like it is.




5. He's crazy in a fun way.


6. There's more to him than what meets the eye.



7. But you can't deny that he is very, very attractive.


8. He knows what he wants and goes after it.




9. This.


10. He knows what others think about him.


11. But he doesn't care.

12. He's true to himself.
 

13. Yet, occasionally, he is willing to ask for forgiveness and admit to his mistakes.


14 And finally, Klaus just want to feel loved.

Don't worry, Klaus I love you.

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1st There Was The Thigh Gap And Now There's The #BellyButtonChallenge

1.    The thigh gap trend equated a woman having a gap between her inner thighs with physical attractiveness and femininity. It ignored the fact that beauty and good health comes in all shapes and sizes. When it finally seemed that this body shame trend was dying down, a new trend that equates beauty and an indicator of good health as being able to touch your belly button from behind, emerged. Nonetheless, this trend is only addressing an aspect of flexibility. Even if you are flexible enough and your waist is small enough that you can touch your belly button, a small waist is not the sole indicator of good health. In fact, I know several people who are thin enough that they could easily be able to do this challenge and yet they are unhealthy in their food and lifestyles choices. By going along with this trend or allowing it to affect your body image you are only perpetuating something that in no way reflects good body or mental health. In fact. the only thing that people who are going along with this challenge are achieving is risking tearing their rotater cuffs. 
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(note: as far as I know the picture on the right isn't a picture promoting the thigh gap, it is merely an example of a thigh gap)