grace berry

NAH BC IF ANYONE HAS PIT TICKETS TO THE LONG ISLAND SHOW PLZ DM BC IM SCARED ABT GOING ALONE #HarryStyles #LoveOnTour

i could burst

Full // Harry singing Medicine 💊 at Harryween Night 2 #Harryween

@NatDayton Me!!!

Thank you for the memories #11YearsOfOneDirection Thank you as always for your amazing support!

@mantisshrimplvr Wyd

@gracewb22 hey grace i miss you

i haven’t been on twitter in so long tbh

seeing the effect they have on me on paper is so concerning

@mantisshrimplvr This is funny Emma

pov: you’re me awkwardly waiting at the bar alone to talk to the hiring manager and the employees are talking about u in the back room 😃

@mantisshrimplvr Or youre evicted

right so i didnt get louis tickets bc i thought the tour would be canceled and i didnt have the mental capacity to handle it and now tickets are 250... im glad hes getting the recognition but im emo bc idk if i can go and i remember the tickets were 59 and i should have bought

@mantisshrimplvr Text me back

Y’all my twitter hacked pls disregard. I’m on the verge.

If we believe as a country that all people should be treated equitably and fairly, then it stands to reason that individuals who menstruate are a part of the ALL. In the realm of the basics of American government and politics, the tampon tax is an unconstitutional and unjust act.

To address the concern of adverse impact on states' sales tax receipts and state budgets from a repeal of the tax, a potential solution is that sales tax should be applied to all consumer purchases regardless if the product is categorized as a necessity or luxury.

Let's talk the tampon tax...

Our government offers services such as government assisted living, healthcare,and food stamps which serve as a helping hand to citizens. Beyond repealing the tampon tax, we should create a nation-wide program to fund and aid access to feminine hygiene products for those in need

A 32 pack of Tampax Pearl Ultra Tampons costs $7.49 at my local Target. A box of Kotex pads comes in at $11.49. That’s $191.76 annually on essential biologically needed items. I will spend upwards of $6,136 on menstrual hygiene products by the time I am 50...I am currently 18.