Yolo

Anna! 19

[unsounded]

“How do you know you’re in love?“ 

Well I love… Food? 😂

[25th-hokage-deactivated20180619]

[meanplastic]

IM DELETING OMG

[5000letters]

I knew I did from that first moment we met. It was… Not love at first sight exactly, but - familiarity. Like: oh, hello, it’s you. It’s going to be you.

Mhairi McFarlane - via 5000letters (via perfect)

[thisishangingrockcomics-deactiv]

u have to sit on some soft grass or, a mattress in the sun sometimes to give your shadow a soft place to rest. she’s always on that pavement.. cement.. floorboards.. it’s not good for her

[taylor-ruth]

I want everyone 2 know I was on lethal amounts of Benadryl when I made this post.

[just-shower-thoughts]

When I was younger, I thought slipping on a banana peel would be a much more prevalent problem.

[539iu-deactivated20170906]

There are people in the world who haven’t seen this

[victorious]

Willow Smith made this Vine about her brother bruh

[kimi-studies-blog]

Think. Plan. Execute.  I saw this on reddit and felt so inspired.

[studynotesx3]

I love this. 

[vraijess]

CTFU

[jovan]

OMG

[podencos]

I’m so easily revitalized by small, loving gestures

[yung-smoov]

[hairythotter]

Brb I’m learning this.

[feministidol-deactivated2016030]

I love haim

[beyonslayed]

who is she? does she have a contract? she got bars

[fruitcrocs-deactivated20240702]

i love it when i cook stuff for myself bc like i’ve just cooked pasta and yee bitch look at me providing for myself i could totally make it in this world it’s almost as if i have my life together

[fruitcrocs-deactivated20240702]

i take this back the pasta was shit i’m falling apart

[earthdad]

i will not stop doing peace signs in photos until there is world peace

[sensationalsherri-deactivated20]

[goblin-bussy]

I found my senior quote.

[humansofnewyork]

“I grew up in India where a woman got married, settled down, and kept a house. I never thought I’d do anything different. I lived a very sheltered existence. I went to a British school, then a women’s college, and then I met my husband. I assumed that I’d be taken care of for the rest of my life. But shortly after we came to America, my husband slipped into a coma and lingered for another fifteen years. We had a small child at the time. I’d never worked before, except for a part-time job in the bookshop at the Met. I was a very quiet person. And suddenly I had to make all of the decisions. I had to get a full time job. It was empowering. I learned that I could be fearless, I could be angry, and I could fight. These were three things that I’d never had to do before. I was thinking recently, that if my husband had lived, he might not have liked who I’ve become.”

[aliensco]

i just want to have a row of healthy plants perched on my windowsill in an apartment in nyc and be content with who i am is that really too much to ask for