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im trying to remember the name of a book i read as a kid..but all i remember was 

1. it was in vienna??

2. there were neo-nazis???

3. it was about a jewish girl???

there was a blonde dude and a brunette with a menorah on the cover. 

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Every American white teen boy movie

dreamwurks dreamwurks

My name is alex and I go to parkvale high school. It’s your typical high school with the cheerleaders, jocks, goths and the nerds. *camera zooms in on average looking white brunette boy with a wavy fringe* And yep, that’s me. One of the nerds. But that girl? *pan to typical blonde cheerleader in small skirt* That’s Alicia. She’s sooooo hot. I’ve been in love with her since elementary school. But she’s dating jarred *yet another typical white boy walks on camera* he’s our jock and super popular. He’s always bullied me. But now prom is coming up and maybe I can impress her with my two equally dull white male friends

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Few shows before (or since?) have given such compelling power to very young women — to Laura, Audrey, Donna, Shelley, and Madeline, Laura’s identical cousin (cue Patty Duke and Vertigo) — all of whom aren’t just beautiful, but richly contradictory, exploring the question of whether they are good girls or bad. And it’s not the men but the girls themselves playing with these notions, trying on masks, disguises (remember Donna, wearing Laura’s dark noir sunglasses and playing the bad girl with James?), which is what you do when you’re that age. And they ally themselves with each other and they are bold and brave (both Donna and Audrey play detective, go undercover).
Novelist Megan Abbott on How Twin Peaks Cast a Rich Shadow Over All of Her Books (via sherilynsfenns)
Source: thesatinjungle YES i love all the twin peaks ladies!!! they are all so interesting and complex and layered altho i wont lie my distaste for lara flynn boyle does color how i think of donna oop tp
asongofsansastark
peggingwithstyles peggingwithstyles

i find it interesting that when it comes to liking girls I’m just like GIRLS ALL GIRLS YES PERFECT GIRLS but with boys i’m like you must fit criteria 1-9 but 9 is optional only if you completely fill criteria 10-13 with a non-optional essay on 21st century sexism due by 5am

slutmuffins

#I fall in love with random girls all over the place #but then my friend will be like ‘look how hot that guy is!’ #and I’ll be like yes but what are his political affiliations

Source: mbakrew those tags very accurate
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rosegarden-dreams

ABOUT ME

► Name ➔  rachel
► Will you answer all questions truthfully ➔ yeah
► Are you single ➔ ouais 
► Are you happy ➔ sometimes
► Are you Italian ➔ no
► Are you German ➔  no
► Are you Asian ➔ no
► Are you angry? ➔ no
► Are you Irish ➔ a bit
► Are your parents still married ➔ yes

TEN FACTS
► Birth Place ➔ virginia
► Hair Color ➔ blonde
► Eye Color ➔ green
► Birthday ➔  3.3
► Mood ➔ dreading going to class
► Gender ➔ female
► Lefty or Righty ➔ left
► Summer or winter ➔ SUMMER.
► Morning or afternoon ➔ afternoon

TEN THINGS ABOUT YOUR LOVE LIFE 
► Are you in love? ➔ no
► Do you believe in love at first sight? ➔ no
► Have you ever broken someone’s heart? ➔ not to my knowledge, well ok that’s a lie. yeah i ahve.
► Are you afraid of commitments? ➔ yes
► Have you hugged someone within the last week? ➔ i dont think so no
► Have you ever had a secret admirer? ➔ one in high school
► Have you ever broken your own heart? ➔ no?

TEN CHOICES
► Love or lust ➔ love
► Lemonade or iced tea ➔ tea
► Cats or Dogs ➔ cats x500
► A few best friends or many regular friends ➔ best friends.
► Television or internet ➔ internet
► Pepsi or Coke ➔ coke
► Wild night out or romantic night in ➔ IN
► Day or night ➔ night.
► IM or Phone ➔ neither? this isnt 1999.

TEN HAVE YOU EVER
► Been caught sneaking out ➔ no
► Fallen down/up the stairs ➔ yeah
► Finished an entire jawbreaker ➔ maybe? i havent had one since i was a kid
► Wanted something/someone so badly it hurt? ➔ yes.
► Prank called a store ➔ noo
► Skipped school ➔ totally
► Wanted to disappear ➔ this might be my default emotion actually

TEN PREFERENCES 
► Smile or eyes ➔ smile
► Light or dark hair ➔ dark
► Shorter or Taller ➔ taller
► Intelligence or Attraction ➔ intelligence
► Hook-up or Relationship ➔ relationship.
► Funny and poor OR rich and serious ➔ honestly i like serious people. so serious.

ABOUT ME
► Last Phone Call ➔ my mum
► Last phone call you received ➔ my mum
► Last person you hung out with ➔ uhhhhhhhh just some dude
► Last thing you ate ➔ soup
► Last thing you drank ➔ tea
► Last site you went to ➔ tumblah
► Last place you were ➔ class

FAMILY
► Do you and your family get along  ➔ yes
► Would you say you have a “messed up life” ➔ no 
► Have you ever run away from home ➔ no
► Have you ever gotten kicked out ➔ nah

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feministdisney
It saddens me to see girls proudly declaring they’re not like other girls – especially when it’s 41,000 girls saying it in a chorus, never recognizing the contradiction. It’s taking a form of contempt for women – even a hatred for women – and internalizing it by saying, Yes, those girls are awful, but I’m special, I’m not like that, instead of stepping back and saying, This is a lie.
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The real meaning of “I’m not like the other girls” is, I think, “I’m not the media’s image of what girls should be.” Well, very, very few of us are. Pop culture wants to tell us that we’re all shallow, backstabbing, appearance-obsessed shopaholics without a thought in our heads beyond cute boys and cuter handbags. It’s a lie – a flat-out lie – and we need to recognize it and say so instead of accepting that judgment as true for other girls, but not for you.

“I’m not like the other girls”, Claudia Gray

Excellent article. I always end up thinking this when I see reblogs like that. Female competition is a horrible, poisonous thing (that I’ve only recently gotten over engaging in, and I am much happier for it).

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sugar-nextdoor
It saddens me to see girls proudly declaring they’re not like other girls – especially when it’s 41,000 girls saying it in a chorus, never recognizing the contradiction. It’s taking a form of contempt for women – even a hatred for women – and internalizing it by saying, Yes, those girls are awful, but I’m special, I’m not like that, instead of stepping back and saying, This is a lie.
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The real meaning of “I’m not like the other girls” is, I think, “I’m not the media’s image of what girls should be.” Well, very, very few of us are. Pop culture wants to tell us that we’re all shallow, backstabbing, appearance-obsessed shopaholics without a thought in our heads beyond cute boys and cuter handbags. It’s a lie – a flat-out lie – and we need to recognize it and say so instead of accepting that judgment as true for other girls, but not for you.
“I’m not like the other girls”, Claudia Gray   (via yasodhara)
Source: birdwithapeopleface
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