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If you were lucky enough, then growing up, your dad was your superhero. Little girls should always feel protected and loved by their fathers, but some dads go above and beyond to be the best friend every young girl needs. And sometimes, that includes letting them do your makeup and not saying a word in protest. Scroll through these pictures of superhero dads and I challenge you to not feel all the feels. 

Just about everyone who speaks to men on dating apps has had their fair share of creepy and gross messages. It's something of a rite of passage, and the sheer volume of Facebook posts and Reddit threads featuring screenshots of inappropriate texts is proof that men as a collective need a dressing-down (#yesallmenneedmyadvice).

Below is a series of screenshots of text conversations from dating apps where the guy said something pervy. I'm going to tell them, on behalf of all you beautiful online daters out there, how they could have gotten a date instead (hint: it's usually "just be normal"). Read on!

Unfortunately, today's culture places a huge emphasis on men and women to have perfect bodies. Some people maintain that this message is internalized by children at a young age by being exposed to pop culture and media entertainment. It can be argued that cartoons such as Disney perpetuate this unhealthy narrative because the majority of the princes and princesses are slim and beautiful. But what happens when the heroes we're used to seeing start carrying a little bit more weight than usual and more accurately represent the bodies of the average person? Check out these pictures of Disney men with a plus-sized makeover and see if it changes the way you feel towards them. 

On a usual episode of NBC's "George to the Rescue", host George Oliphant helped rebuild the Montclair Animal Shelter's outdoor dog run after it was destroyed by a fire three years ago in Montclair, New Jersey. Oliphant, a rescue dog dad to Sugar, a yellow lab, told People magazine:   "The word 'rescue' doesn't just have to be about helping somebody's home and family.  

Netflix released a video of the Queer Eye guys doing a "puppy makeover" on a rescue dog to prepare her for her future home. Sweet baby Lacey, a three-year-old rescue dog believed to be a Corgi/Beagle/Basset Hound mix, was rescued from a high-kill shelter, and the Fab Five were brought in to give Lacey a little TLC to ready her for her "furever family." People on twitter just loved it! 

One of the biggest lessons one can learn in life is that tattooing someone else's name on your body is a bad idea. A very bad idea.  That is excatly what happened to this guy on instagram and people immediatly stepped in to show how they have covered their wrong life choices. 

This instagrammer's bizzare hobby is turning your pet photos into weird creatures taken straight from your worst nightmares. With more than 10k followers on instagram, Ida is hardly keeping up with the hundreds of requests she receives every day. Check out her instagram page or send her photos of your pet if you have the courage.