• feminist real talk corner (Taylor Swift, lingerie, and what are we doing with our lives edition)
• M: Crushed.
• http: //www.usmagazine.com/celebritynews/news/taylor-swift-taylor-lautner-split-20092912?utm_source=dailynewsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=newsletter
• K: Nooooooooooooooooooooooo.
• M: her outfit in that photo is really cute.
• K: super cute. i like the more casual hair.
• ugh, i just went outside for a minute and it is so fucking cold! I want to motivate to go get my nails done but I also want to fall asleep.
• I wish we could have a job with our friends. at a lingerie store?
• M: I am kind of serious about working at kiki de montparnasse. I think I would love my job. that girl with the braids there is my new hero.
• K: I KNOW. seriously, my dream in life is to downsize everything. like, i just want a job like that. and then i want to spend the rest of my time reading critical theory, listening to taylor swift, gchatting my friends, and buying hot clothes. sometimes dinner and drinks.
• i really dont know if my nails will happen. i think there is going to be a lot of internet, maybe some reading.
• everytime i think about that girl with braids being our new hero i start laughing really hard.
• M: that is all I want in life, too. I also want my heater to work on a regular basis. I want to wear, like, stirrup lace tights to work and talk to people about demi cups versus full coverage! and I really think the whole thing would make me understand Debord that much more. Serious.
• K: SO DO I. i totally want to be able to advise my customers on which sex book is hotter and the new, discreet vibrators we just got in! i want to be really close to the american apparel! i want a 50% discount so i can have a lot of lingerie.
• M: but would it get boring? if lingerie and vibrators were your job? remember when lip gloss was your job? that got boring.
• K: is this when real talk gets real?
• M: I found a juicy tube in a bag the other day and thought of your old life.
• K: NEVER FORGET.

1 Jan 2010 / Reblogged from meltzer with 6 notes / beauty sex third wave feminism