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summertimeinh-ll:

college is a scam

Preach!

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adventuresofcomicbookgirl:

girlsbydaylight:

Hey… until the day when our duties end… will you always stay by my side and help protect this planet?
Of course I will.
And will you always live with me?
I promise you I will.  We will always be together.
I promise too.  I will always protect you.

Things Sailor Moon has taught me about having boyfriends:

-you don’t have to wait to get married to bang him, go for it gurl, preferrably in the hugest bed you can find

-if he says he’ll protect the planet with u and stay by your side forever dude’s a keeper

- if you do get married it’s super romantic to promise to protect him forever on your wedding day

- also he should be down with the fact all ur girls are gonna do the ceremony with you in wedding dresses of their own

Maybe I am unhappy with men because I want them to be exactly like Darien…

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10knotes:

WOOGITY WOOGITY WOGGITY

10knotes:

WOOGITY WOOGITY WOGGITY

guildedbutterfliies:

Until the sun rises in the west and sets in the east. Until the rivers run dry, and the mountains blow in the wind like leaves…

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coolchicksfromhistory:

Fu Hao circa 1250 BCE
Art by Paula Lyzhelle (tumblr)
Shang Dynasty King Wu Ding cemented alliances by marrying one woman from each local tribe for a total of sixty wives.  The best known of these wives was Fu (Lady) Hao.  The details of Fu Hao’s life are largely lost to time, but inscriptions found in her Yinxu tomb describe her impressive military career.
Fu Hao led successful campaigns against the Tu-Fang, Yi, Qiang, and Ba with as many as 13,000 troops under her command.  She is believed to be China’s first female general, but she is not the only military woman of her time.  Oracle bones of the period name over a hundred female warriors.
Oracle bone inscriptions also indicate that Wu Ding allowed Fu Hao to conduct special rituals and offer sacrifices herself.  As the Shang King controlled religious rituals, it is a sign of Wu Ding’s esteem that Fu Hao was was granted this privilege.
Fu Hao’s tomb was discovered in 1976 and it is the only intact royal tomb from the Shang Dynasty.  Filled with works of art, weaponry, and sixteen human sacrifices, Fu Hao’s amazing tomb is a testament to the respect she garnered during her lifetime.

coolchicksfromhistory:

Fu Hao circa 1250 BCE

Art by Paula Lyzhelle (tumblr)

Shang Dynasty King Wu Ding cemented alliances by marrying one woman from each local tribe for a total of sixty wives.  The best known of these wives was Fu (Lady) Hao.  The details of Fu Hao’s life are largely lost to time, but inscriptions found in her Yinxu tomb describe her impressive military career.

Fu Hao led successful campaigns against the Tu-Fang, Yi, Qiang, and Ba with as many as 13,000 troops under her command.  She is believed to be China’s first female general, but she is not the only military woman of her time.  Oracle bones of the period name over a hundred female warriors.

Oracle bone inscriptions also indicate that Wu Ding allowed Fu Hao to conduct special rituals and offer sacrifices herself.  As the Shang King controlled religious rituals, it is a sign of Wu Ding’s esteem that Fu Hao was was granted this privilege.

Fu Hao’s tomb was discovered in 1976 and it is the only intact royal tomb from the Shang Dynasty.  Filled with works of art, weaponry, and sixteen human sacrifices, Fu Hao’s amazing tomb is a testament to the respect she garnered during her lifetime.

10knotes:

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matchacrusades:

Snobby coffee bear. (watercolor, ballpoint pen)

matchacrusades:

Snobby coffee bear. (watercolor, ballpoint pen)

"All men should strive to learn before they die, what they are running from, and to, and why."

James Thurber (via psychotherapy)

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