No but really....

After five minutes, you already know about her bummer of an ex-boyfriend (“like he loved me but he didn’t love me, you know?”), the reasons behind her taking a leave of absence from school (“I was just, like, in a really fucked up space, but I’m happy now. I no longer eat gluten and I deleted my Facebook!”), and the assortment of mood stabilizers she takes in order to stay normal {“I really shouldn’t even be drinking, but carpe diem!”). - Ryan O'Connell for Thought Catalog

In my breakups, and the breakups of my friends, it has almost always been the boy who seems at first stoic and disturbingly chill about the end of a situation, while the girl falls Taylor Swift-ly apart. Weeks or months later, however, she gets up all sunshiny with new skin singing “we! are never ever ever! getting back…” ANYWAY, and he is calling her, like, “I will not love again.”  - Sarah Nicole Prickett for Bullett on GIRLS.

Because y'know my life....

FASHION FILM from Matthew Frost on Vimeo.

‎"Because if we're going to talk about privilege when we talk about this show, then we should talk about privilege in all respects: like how value is assigned to a woman by how she looks. And how that valuation determines the level of bullshit that people will tolerate from her." - Tracie Egan Morrissey for Jezebel on beauty privilege and GIRLS

Where'd ya find such wonderful people?

Though On The Road as a whole fell a little flat for me - this scene is awesome. I hereby name it best dance scene of 2013. The End.

That girl thinks she's the Queen of the Neightbourhood / I've got news for you she is!

Nice radio documentary on Riot Grrrl over at BBC

Produced by Eleanor McDowall

I always want to listen to nothing but Huggy Bear, Bikini Kill, Bratmobile, when something like this comes along, cause I always seem to forgot y'kow? Also remembering about Riot Grrrl is the best kind of remembering there is.