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politicallyincorrectpoliticalart:

Sarah Palin

cognitivedissonance:

A reminder before the GOP response…

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Taking a lot of pictures, hella excited about my newly cut hairs

Happy 90th birthday, Betty White!

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jyansel:

Blackberry screen because of an unreliable iPhone. 16/366 #jyansel365 (Taken with instagram)

Jane! <3

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herpdederp123:

Forehead kisses<3

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meagansita:

…This

My little sister recorded this when I was out of the room :’]

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cut off all mah hair!

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girls with buns. and buns.

bootytastic.

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internalized oppression, attack the ones that don’t have power over you and further the oppression

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Watching google ad videos and sobbing at 3AM…not a good look. But google does well to freakin access that heart string connected to parental love…more specifically unconditional and selfless parental love. I always have this battle with my family…that I don’t love them or maybe they don’t love me but that’s not the issue. Honestly I love my family with more love than I could ever express in a lifetime yet we still run into issues. We live separate lives (an obvious cliche), our different socializations and locations in life create the tension, the issues that we butt heads over. I’m never going to be the scientist/doctor/pharmacist and I’m never going to have the heterosexual nuclear family but gosh darn it, I know I don’t need those things to be happy in my own life. I’m stuck trying to appease my parents and living with their dissatisfaction because I’m not what they want me to be.

It’s ok, the fact that I’m living my own life gives me a peace of mind and a happiness that I could not obtain otherwise. I love my parents and the love me. We love each other the best we can and all they want is the best future for me. With this understanding, I know not to despise their efforts to push me in a certain direction and to stay calm when they’re trying to set me up with a nice vietnamese boy.

So here I am. A typical second generation asian american navigating the split train tracks that make up the lives of my family and I.

(Also watch: “Graduation”)