if you get in trouble for posting mean shit on your twitter about other people, and get caught, and your only response is to make your twitter private, you’re probably a bad person.

christoph-waltzed:

I remember in year 2 there was a girl who had literally never had a haircut so her hair was ridiculously long [imagine Rapunzel basically] and she always complained about it but her mum wouldn’t let her get  it cut

So one day at recess she put an entire pack of chewed gum in her hair at the exact length she wanted it cut to.

She came in the next day with her hair cut how she wanted it and a smug grin on her face and I knew that that girl was going places. 

(Source: winkingeye-alcoholsuggestion)

flagged the post, not before taking screenshots of the original post, all of the responses, and everyone who favorited or retweeted it.

emailed to the principal and, if he doesn’t respond directly to me like i asked, i’m just going to go back into school and complain about it.

i’d want someone to stick up for me, so fuck it.

people make me so mad.

there’s a girl from school that has a lot of facial piercings and has a unique look that obviously isn’t considered “mainstream.”  a bunch of people on twitter posted her yearbook photo and spread it, talking about how “scary” she was and how they’d “run if they ever saw her.”  a teacher even joined in, and didn’t do anything to stop the hate.

i can’t imagine the world if, just for a day, the mainstream look was considered uncool. how everyone that made fun of her would feel if they were made out to be ugly and outcasts for just a day.  i’m willing to bet they’d re-think next time they posted all over the internet, making fun of a girl.