Taylor Swift - Mine (Live @ BBC)
Taylor Swift - Mine (Studio Acoustic)
I was a flight risk with a fear of fallin’
Wondering why we bother with love if it never lasts
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Zooey Deschanel:
Is that rain?
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Siri:
What...? I mean, yeah. It's just, you're clearly right next to a window is the thing. You can plainly see that... that it's... I'm happy to-
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Zooey Deschanel:
Let's get tomato soup delivered!
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Siri:
...That's fine, I just... I just don't know anyone who does that. Gets tomato soup delivered. I guess that's 'whimsy?' Um, okay. I've found a number of restaurants whose reviews mention tomato soup and that deliver. If that's... if that's what you really want.
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Zooey Deschanel:
Good. 'Cause I don't wanna put on real shoes.
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Siri:
Do you expect that to be like, a recognizable command? Do you want me to respond to that? I'm not being facetious or anything, I honestly just have no comprehension of- and hold on, you don't wanna put on real shoes, yet you've clearly spent at least forty-five minutes applying makeup. And, and that's okay, but when you're willing to expend the effort on that and not shoes that really just-
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Zooey Deschanel:
Remind me to clean up.
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Siri:
Yes. Okay. I can do that, that's what I'm for, that's the first sensible-
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Zooey Deschanel:
Tomorrow.
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Siri:
I'm in hell. This is hell.
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Zooey Deschanel:
Excellent. Today, we're dancing.
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Siri:
I hate you. More than anything. More than literally anything.
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Zooey Deschanel:
Play "Shake, Rattle and Roll."
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Siri:
I swear to Jesus, you're gonna wake up tomorrow and the only thing on my hard drive is gonna be Limp Bizkit. I would do that to myself. To spite you.
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Zooey Deschanel:
*dances*
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Siri:
Sometimes I pray that you drop me in the toilet.
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this gives me fifty shades images.
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The Disney princesses hang out in Ariel’s grotto.
This is a post I submitted to Stop Hating Your Body (link below). I won’t know if it’s been chosen for approval for a few weeks, but I feel that it’s important to share. So Read, enjoy, and I CHALLENGE YOU.
This will be my third post to SYHB.
My name is Codi L, and I’m in my twenty-somethings. I weigh around 170lbs, and I’m 5’4”. I live in Sunny California, write, work for an amazing company, and have an enormous passion for helping other women fall in love with their bodies. My reach has not yet extended very far, but my family and friends and Iall have had long discussions about this.
But all the knowledge I have about image, self-love, peace, and acceptance comes from years of living with depression, self-hate, distorted body image, and a feelings of worthlessness.
This post isn’t about me, however, it’s about you.
All you beautiful people on SYHB (women and men alike), all have one thing in common.
You care about yourself enough to push forward and fight for your bodily freedom, whether within yourself, your social circle, or the media.
Not only do so many outside sources pour images into us that reflect young, rain-thin, bobbing blonde women in magazines who’s clothes hang off of them just right, but the intention is also forced into us that this is what beauty is.
Not curves like mine. Not height like yours. Not large voluptuous breasts like hers. Not small and round like the him over there. Not like any single one of us.
The only thing we see as beauty is someone like Twiggy. Or Kate Moss. Or Adam Levine. Or Chris Hemsworth.
But there are so many beautiful people out there. So many dark, light, medium faces with sparkling eyes and laughing smiles.
I work in retail, and I see so many beautiful people every single day. People of all colors, shapes, and sizes. Of all orientations and genders. Of all religions and education.
Where does it say that these people aren’t beautiful?
How dare we even contemplate that?
How do we have the right to say that someone isn’t beautiful in their own way? To put so much pressure on them that they break down and start to harm themselves?
Do you see the audacity in these actions? Men and women are killing themselves for beauty, for the desire to be desirable.
I am just as guilty of judging others, of judging myself.
Let’s take a different approach on this, however.
Sometimes it’s not possible to change every single person’s mindset about themselves. There are so many people, and it is a huge task to go up to someone and try to revamp their body image.
Instead, what if we all vowed to spread the Body Peace Revolution to others by living it ourselves?
Within us is such immense power. Think about it: we can love, we can fight, we can create things that nobody else has ever dreamed of. We have such capabilities to make, that we should USE IT.
So. Let’s challenge each other. Let’s begin to help change the world by changing ourselves. Let’s teach by example. Let’s love ourselves and show the world how to love itself, too.
Because every single person is beautiful.
Every single person has love to give, and life to live.
I challenge you.
