Lead on, oh Kinky Turtle

fyeahcap:

strugglingtobeheard:

audiodopexx:

the-unpopular-opinions:

I know I submitted this a long time ago and I just had to respond.

yeah fuck you. this is the way my hair grows out of my head. don’t like it? don’t look. i’d rather have this than your stringy shit.

lol, cancer is natural. no the fuck it is not. how basic is this person? cancer is a mutation of cells. uhh… the fact that white people can really think they can have a say on how our hair grows out of our own head is fucking ridiculous. and then claim they aren’t racist? you are a fucking racist piece of shit. i hope you choke.

no one is telling white bitches they greasy ass, sticky looking like some mcdonalds ass french fries hair is dirty or disgusting and that’s how it grows naturally out they hair. come on now. fuck you.

>says cancer is natural

>compares black people with natural hair to slaves

>thinks that white opinions matter

oh my

BUT POST-RACIAL SOCIETY GUISE! 

fuck this racist asshole, i hope all their string-cheese looking hair falls right the fuck out of their head.

BECAUSE I GET TO DICTATE AND KNOW HOW OTHER PEOPLE ARE FEELING BECAUSE I AM THE ONE TRUE FAN AND IF PEOPLE DON’T FEEL THE EXACT SAME WAY I DO THEN THEY ARE NOT TRUE FANS. PEOPLE ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE INDIVIDUALS WITH DIFFERENT WAYS OF LIKING/APPRECIATING/OBSESSING OVER THINGS. FANDOMS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE MONOLITHS AND IF YOU DON’T THINK JUST LIKE ME THEN YOU CAN’T BE PART OF THE CLUB.

…Is basically what this confession says.

harrypotterconfessions:

I genuinely loathe the fans that ‘ship’ other relationships other than what Rowling wrote. I understand that makes it more fun to look past what was written, but I feel like it was written how it was intended to be so we should be happy with that. Anytime I see something Draco/Harry, Harry/Hermione, etc, I can’t help but get annoyed. 

harrypotterconfessions:

I don’t get why fandom always sides with Hermione. Even in Scrabbers/Crookshanks incident and S.P.E.W. Ron had all the rights to blame Crooks, there was evidence after all. Not to mention Crooks tried to attack Scrabbers before. If I were Hermione, I’d stop being a bitch and say sorry, regardless my believes on it. And how Ron is jerk in all this S.P.E.W. story? She tried to trick and force elfs into freedom. How is better than forcing them into slavery? I’d tell Herione off too. 

Dare I say it out aloud! Because, obviously Hermione is flawless and right even she’s clearly wrong.

lololol

ron’s a whole douchebag motherfucker

bye

poohead189:

kinkyturtle:

poohead189:

kinkyturtle:

poohead189:

kinkyturtle:

lilliputianbb:

kinkyturtle:

harrypotterconfessions:

I love the series of Harry Potter and I’m just as attached as the next person to the world, characters and creatures; but to get so emotionally attached as to want to physically harm someone for speaking badly of it? I just find that ludicrous.
The books did not save your life; your discovery of your personal strength saved you, the books just helped you to find it hidden within yourself.
Stop selling yourselves so short, you’re the strong one, not the stories. You saved yourself. You are just as brave as Harry. You are just as strong as Ron. You are just as smart as Hermione.

Hey, how bout fuck you for trying to speak about other people’s experiences and tell them their own lives? How bout that? 

Is there really any need for that? I didn’t say anything out of line. This was a positive emotional booster confession. I am saying everyone has the strength inside them, the series just helped them discover it.

But you’re also trying to police the way people talk about their own lived experiences and that’s bullshit, I’m not down for that. Okay, yes, people who were saved by Harry Potter found SOMETHING in the series that made them keep holding on or get better. It was still the series that was the catalyst for that—the series helped it happen, the series helped saved them. I’m not saying emotional dependency on a book is a good thing—I’m saying that it’s fucked up to treat people like they don’t know what they’re talking about when they discuss the things that help them in their times of need.

What I don’t get it is why it bothers people so much when people talk about how the series was there for them when they needed it. Like, damn, you ain’t never had something/someone that you depended on, that helped you, that was there for you when you were at your lowest point?

I’m just not fucking down for anyone trying to tell others how to talk about their own goddamn lived experiences. And like, I don’t even know what the first part of the confession has to do with the second—idk how being a delusional fan who wants to hurt people has anything to do with people using the books as emotional/mental support in times of need. 

Calm the hell down. She was only referring to the fact that all of us have the inner strength to turn ourselves around. You’re just one of those people that needs to find something wrong in everything. Thanks for the rant, but go and do something useful with you life.

Bitch, take a fucking seat. 

Cusswords help everything don’t they? 
SHIT 

lolol at you acting like just cause i swear it somehow devalues what i’m saying. and oooh, you followed me, simple bitch, please.

 

Yeah? Well I’m a celebrity. Your argument is null and void. 

poohead189:

kinkyturtle:

poohead189:

kinkyturtle:

lilliputianbb:

kinkyturtle:

harrypotterconfessions:

I love the series of Harry Potter and I’m just as attached as the next person to the world, characters and creatures; but to get so emotionally attached as to want to physically harm someone for speaking badly of it? I just find that ludicrous.
The books did not save your life; your discovery of your personal strength saved you, the books just helped you to find it hidden within yourself.
Stop selling yourselves so short, you’re the strong one, not the stories. You saved yourself. You are just as brave as Harry. You are just as strong as Ron. You are just as smart as Hermione.

Hey, how bout fuck you for trying to speak about other people’s experiences and tell them their own lives? How bout that? 

Is there really any need for that? I didn’t say anything out of line. This was a positive emotional booster confession. I am saying everyone has the strength inside them, the series just helped them discover it.

But you’re also trying to police the way people talk about their own lived experiences and that’s bullshit, I’m not down for that. Okay, yes, people who were saved by Harry Potter found SOMETHING in the series that made them keep holding on or get better. It was still the series that was the catalyst for that—the series helped it happen, the series helped saved them. I’m not saying emotional dependency on a book is a good thing—I’m saying that it’s fucked up to treat people like they don’t know what they’re talking about when they discuss the things that help them in their times of need.

What I don’t get it is why it bothers people so much when people talk about how the series was there for them when they needed it. Like, damn, you ain’t never had something/someone that you depended on, that helped you, that was there for you when you were at your lowest point?

I’m just not fucking down for anyone trying to tell others how to talk about their own goddamn lived experiences. And like, I don’t even know what the first part of the confession has to do with the second—idk how being a delusional fan who wants to hurt people has anything to do with people using the books as emotional/mental support in times of need. 

Calm the hell down. She was only referring to the fact that all of us have the inner strength to turn ourselves around. You’re just one of those people that needs to find something wrong in everything. Thanks for the rant, but go and do something useful with you life.

Bitch, take a fucking seat. 

Cusswords help everything don’t they? 
SHIT 

lolol at you acting like just cause i swear it somehow devalues what i’m saying. and oooh, you followed me, simple bitch, please.

lilliputianbb:

kinkyturtle:

harrypotterconfessions:

I love the series of Harry Potter and I’m just as attached as the next person to the world, characters and creatures; but to get so emotionally attached as to want to physically harm someone for speaking badly of it? I just find that ludicrous.
The books did not save your life; your discovery of your personal strength saved you, the books just helped you to find it hidden within yourself.
Stop selling yourselves so short, you’re the strong one, not the stories. You saved yourself. You are just as brave as Harry. You are just as strong as Ron. You are just as smart as Hermione.

Hey, how bout fuck you for trying to speak about other people’s experiences and tell them their own lives? How bout that? 

Is there really any need for that? I didn’t say anything out of line. This was a positive emotional booster confession. I am saying everyone has the strength inside them, the series just helped them discover it.

But you’re also trying to police the way people talk about their own lived experiences and that’s bullshit, I’m not down for that. Okay, yes, people who were saved by Harry Potter found SOMETHING in the series that made them keep holding on or get better. It was still the series that was the catalyst for that—the series helped it happen, the series helped saved them. I’m not saying emotional dependency on a book is a good thing—I’m saying that it’s fucked up to treat people like they don’t know what they’re talking about when they discuss the things that help them in their times of need.

What I don’t get it is why it bothers people so much when people talk about how the series was there for them when they needed it. Like, damn, you ain’t never had something/someone that you depended on, that helped you, that was there for you when you were at your lowest point?

I’m just not fucking down for anyone trying to tell others how to talk about their own goddamn lived experiences. And like, I don’t even know what the first part of the confession has to do with the second—idk how being a delusional fan who wants to hurt people has anything to do with people using the books as emotional/mental support in times of need. 

harrypotterconfessions:

I love the series of Harry Potter and I’m just as attached as the next person to the world, characters and creatures; but to get so emotionally attached as to want to physically harm someone for speaking badly of it? I just find that ludicrous.
The books did not save your life; your discovery of your personal strength saved you, the books just helped you to find it hidden within yourself.
Stop selling yourselves so short, you’re the strong one, not the stories. You saved yourself. You are just as brave as Harry. You are just as strong as Ron. You are just as smart as Hermione.

Hey, how bout fuck you for trying to speak about other people’s experiences and tell them their own lives? How bout that? 

damnlayoffthebleach:

Fred II and George Weasley, from Harry Potter ( x ) 

ANOTHER ONE BY GLOCKGAL! <3  In the words of the artist: A collection of fanarts dedicated to this family. This was all done in some response to people whitewashing Fred II and Roxanne. And Angelina-hate. :(

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TayTay: THIS IS BRILLIANT *cries*