That’s enough now.
There’s nothing in this world that makes me happier than when I get a text from my brother asking if I want to hang out. There’s also nothing more depressing than being too ill to even leave bed, let alone leave the house to go and spend time with him. Sad now.
Dear Tumblr,
My name is Ashleigh. I am a 24 year old plus sized actress and performer based in London, England. For most of my life I have struggled to find self acceptance and I have struggled finding acting work because of the way I look. Tired of the crash dieting, self loathing and constantly feeling creatively unfulfilled, in February I found out about a beauty and talent pageant in London for fat people called Hamburger Queen. I entered myself into the competition, got through my heat into the final and I eventually won the competition last Thursday. My main aim for entering was to prove that although I’m a big girl, I can dance, look beautiful, be funny and entertain people. It was one of the best things I have EVER done, my confidence has doubled, I’m learning to love who I am and I am excited to begin my 2013 rein as Hamburger Queen.
I’d like to ask you for a favour. Please watch the above video and please repost it/tweet it/facebook it if you like it. I’m hoping that if it gets out there it may help my career and it could possibly lead to work for me? It’s worth a try.
Many thanks,
Ashleigh Owen
Twitter: @AshleighPOwen
What a girl.
20 Terrible Songs By Great Bands [Click for all]
1. Mick Jagger and David Bowie – “Dancing In The Street”
Two of the greatest frontmen in rock n’ roll history join forces for something that feels like a shitty ‘by-committee’ Super Bowl commercial, only they never actually mention the product and none of the greenscreening special effects are done so it’s just the two of them on an empty street - More terrible songs
MICHELLE.

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“People looked to Kurt Cobain because his songs captured what they felt before they knew they felt it. Even his struggles – with fame, with drugs, with his identity – caught the generational drama of our time. […] Cobain’s life and music – his passion, his charm, his vision – can be understood and appreciated. His death leaves a far more savage legacy, one that will take many years to untangle.”
Kurt Cobain died 19 years ago today.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/9af668b952afb6f25683f9344e220d48/tumblr_mkr4j6rV081qejocno1_500.jpg)
