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Lady Gaga Fires Back At Her Critics of the Day: Last week a misleading and quite unflattering pic of Lady Gaga had critics calling her “meaty” and accusing her of “piling on the pounds.”

So Gaga responded today by launching a new section of her website, Body Revolution, where she posted pics of herself in bra and underwear and brazenly captioned them with a confession: “Bulimia and anorexia since I was 15.”

Then she went a step further: ”Hey Guys its Gaga… Now that the body revolution has begun, be brave and post a photo of you that celebrates your triumph over insecurities.”

In the hours since Gaga issued the challenge to her fans, they’ve flooded her site with stories and pics.

Is it a shameless publicity stunt? Who cares?

Well played, Gaga.

[jezebel]

IM DOING THIS!!!

thegoddamazon:

WHAT

for the first time, I’m shocked

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highvoodoopussypope:

contentkiller:

native-detroiter:

men either….

I have no time for someone that demands I relinquish my autonomy to become an indentured servant to their husband. I flat out refuse. That is some really shitty thinking overall.

lol any man who listens to steve harvey needs to be drawn and quartered

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doctorbatman:

spiritofgracekelly:

Jennifer Lawrence Makes Great First Impressions

I would like to arrive early at her house. js.

That moment when you realize Jennifer Lawrence is Tumblr personified.

This girl is hilarious and I want to be best friends with her.

Hero

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Generation Y.

Receptionist:: Don't you feel like your generation is just lazy?
Me:: Lazy? I'd say apathetic.
Receptionist:: Isn't it the same?
Me:: No. My generation is criticized and toiled with, and I don't see why not - just turn on the TV and watch what they're feeding us. But my generation is not lazy. My generation fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. My generation fought for womens rights in a fury that hadn't been seen since the 19th Amendment. My generation got our first black President elected. My generation fought for Gay rights for the first time in American history. And with all that, we are apathetic, and that's because things aren't going to be better for us down the road. We are the first generation expected to make less than our parents. We are the first generation to see America lost its status as a super power. We've lived through the worst economic times since the Great Depression, and are forced to take out thousands of dollars in student loans at the same time, all while our college degrees slowly turn into a highschool diploma. We've done plenty, and expect nothing. So no, I wouldn't say we're lazy, just apathetic.

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tatersmytots:

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katnisseverbeens:

leilockheart:

TRUE

The gif is accurate. I prefer to call it the “boring, whiny bitch who thinks he’s entitled to some girl’s body because he thinks he’s nice” zone.

^^^what she said. Also, I’m kinda tired of guys acting as if the so-called “friend zone” is gender exclusive. Nah champs, there are just as many chicks there too. =/

preach nigga preach, ppl who wonder where the nice gus r, aren’t rly what nice guys go after anyways. N guys… have some dignity n realize that dog wont hunt and move on to other things to sink ur time into.

katnisseverbeens:

criminal-record:

That is all.

She got me out here bout to twerk for Amurrica.

must repost, cant fight it.

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USED TO TELL THE TRUTH

So I’m writing my own story about a hero who [thats none of your damn business] and then his mom is murdered halfway through. I figured its always in the begining of the story when someone loses a family member or a lover, but rarely ever the middle. Two exceptions include Batman(Jason Todd) and Spiderman(Gwen Stacy).

So I wrote the scene where the mom is murdered and I felt some kinda way about it. I was holding in emotions and letting my hero experience them and struggle through it. Later on I wrote in his happy ending.

Sometime afterwards I reconsidered my ending and how light it all got. The reality of losing someone close to him was missing. You never brush off someones death so easily, its traumatic… isn’t it? So I wrote another ending where the hero wins, but he has a moment that causes him to do something regrettable that lands him in prison.

After writing that ending I had an even bigger swell of emotion. I realized I connected with my hero because he was becoming more and more incredibly fleshed out and believable which allowed me to really empathize with him.

I say all of this to say, maybe this is what God(if you believe in him) must feel like? Maybe he does truly feel your pain. And as often as he must cause it, he desperately wants to end it.

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I do not trust women who believe in what Steve Harvey says.

Jennifer Lawrence Makes Great First Impressions

Generation Y.

Michelle Obama is awesome.

ART IS LYING

Writing Fiction to Tell the Truth