Cure The Earth

- 24 - australian - metal as fuck

[c-u-inthemoshpit]

Come on what, bro? Just some facts. Youre gorgeous.

Get outtaaa here

[gncfag-moved]

i know its been said b4 but growing up suicidal and then reaching an age you never planned to live to is extremely stressful and terrifying, and we deserve more credit for not killing ourselves and THEN having to make up for the time we spent not caring if we lived or died and not doing work to improve our lives.

[gncfag-moved]

i feel behind in life because i spent the last 7 ish years not giving a shit about my future because i assumed id be dead before id have to deal with that, and now i have to start making decisions that many people started considering years ago.

[gncfag-moved]

i just feel like. suicidal people dont get credit for firstly, how stressful life is while suicidal, how difficult it is just to do simple tasks, and secondly, how hard it is to recover from years spent not caring once a person is no longer actively suicidal or no longer having suicidal ideations.

[especially]

[c-u-inthemoshpit]

Youre too gorgeous omg

Bro come onnnnn

[1moneychaserworld-deactivated20]

you’re only in your 20’s. relax.

[soup-erb]

[gentlemanmotorslifestyle]

[especially]

[yourownknife]

COUNTERPARTS // PARADISE AND PLAGUE

[swarnpert]

avril lavigne was right. what the hell

[fireflyxrebel-writes]

Beast Boy & Raven by Gabriel Picolo! Source link in comments!

[thepositivitea]

you aren’t defined by your productivity or how well you can keep up with capitalism’s demands. your worth is inherent and you will always be enough 

[solardrifter]

[jonpertwee]

Tumblr isn't social media, it's a habit. Like smoking. We're all gathering by the dumpster in the cold, reblogging posts.

[givemethefeeels]

[knotty-memes]

Important wholesome shit

[americasgreatoutdoors]

Certain places evoke a specific feeling. Redwood National and State Parks in California definitely qualifies. “When I think of the Redwood forest, I think of giant trees, lush green ferns, fog and beams of light shining through the forest canopy. This is exactly the feeling that I set out to capture during a recent trip to the Redwoods. While driving through the Del Norte Redwoods, I saw the light bursting through the trees, so I quickly pulled the car over, jumped out and ran into the forest, hoping that the light would last long enough to capture a few images,” said photographer David Dinette. We think he got it. Photo courtesy of David Dinette.