excuse my charisma

19, ENFJ-T give hyungwon and seokjin everything they deserve, thanks

[merrigold]

a quiet place (2018)

me: *my joints crack, killing me instantly*

[joonsbees]

Aesthetic Namjoon lockscreens .｡.:*♡

[bts-fancams-blog]

JUNGKOOK FALLING ASLEEP HES SO CUTE im like TT

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[kthspjm-deactivated20180405]

so close

[gowthared]

———–———–——– BTS RANDOM ( JIN ) ~ Wallpapers 

Edit by me.

[insomniac-arrest]

a bop, a banger, and a jam are all different

but you have to feel the difference in your heart

[ororosmunroe]

a bop is something light or something you casually enjoy. you don’t mind it/it’s cute in the moment. 

a banger is something goes hard (some times unnecessarily) can invoke deep emotions. can fizzle out after some time has passed. 

a jam is something that can be considered as nostalgic. it is a song that is a personal anthem, no matter what you are going through you just respond to it. it is immortal. 

[walkingdorito]

[aninactivebloggfgfgf]

🎄All I want for Christmas is Net Neutrality 🎄

[onlytwitterpics]

[arpeggia]

Matej Košir - Arthistory

“Focus of this series of photographs is our contradictory relationship to the violence, namely the use of violence in order to control it (either to stop it or to prevent its reappearing). History shows that the winner of the violent conflict always has justified reasons to be violent, because he uses his dominance to (re)write the history. Art is, more often than not, instrumentalised, depicting winners as idealised heroes while the loser’s depictions are exposed to iconoclasm. The main problems are that we are always able to justify any kind of violence; that too often only the use of violence is effective in controlling it and that it is immposible to control the violence used to control the violence. Photographic series documents the consequences of violence to censor the depiction of violence and points out our contradictory notion of its use. The original paintings have been subject to censorship and iconoclasm. They depict violent revolutions or events in 19.century, that in today’s terms justify or condemn the use of violence to achieve their aims; judged according to the values that are today most highly appreciated: freedom and democracy.”

Image descriptions from top to bottom:

Eugène Delacroix - Liberty leading the People

Eugène Delacroix - Liberty leading the People (detail)

Jacques-Louis David - The Death of Marat

Édouard Manet - The Execution of Emperor Maximilian

Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes - The Third of May 1808

Francisco José de Goya y Lucientes - The Disasters of War

[chronicleofmemes]

[theshitpostcalligrapher]

friend reminder

[no-chill-at-all]

[intrinsicklutz]

You know it used to be mad love

[banderboucher]

[memeroywashere]

[bangtan]

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[aplpaca]

kinda funny when english teachers say stuff like “i can tell if you didnt read the book” or “i can tell when people bs their paper”

no you cant.  you can tell when people are bad at bs-ing their paper.  i didnt even read the sparknotes and i barely skimmed the wikipedia and you gave me an A.  you kneel before my throne unaware that it was born of lies

[illustraice]

you kneel before my throne unaware that it was born of lies