[miss-cigarettes]

えむけえ

[greelin]

i like knowing character ages and heights and birthdays because it makes them feel more real to me and i like that feeling because i’m a fucking nerd

[justoats]

grandma: so who is this lovely guy on your background mom: no dad: no cat: no me: (opens 100 slide presentation) im glad you asked

[grl-crushh]

[tipsymaple-blog]

i think your favourite boy from ouran high school host club says a lot about you

[pancakerepairman]

[changslug]

My writing when I was 5: The brown dog was friendly.

My writing when I was 14: The chestnut-colored Labrador, with streaks of gold in his soft, thick fur, was amenable to the concept of dolling out affection to his human counterparts.

My writing now: lol dog

[jonghyunar]

cuties omg

[hansolo]

[changslug]

ending the school year like

[sevendless-blog]

[changslug]

how to get a discount in a business-like-type-of-way: a guide by jackson wang

[humoristics]

A guy once told my lesbian friend that being a lesbian is a huge turn off for guys and that she’ll never find a boyfriend.

[ceruleens]

I hate this love song,

[mintokkies]

MR.애매모호

[fuckyeahb1a4archive]

[sawamurass-archive-deactivated2]

read the haikyuu manga

- god, probably (via gkillua)

[changslug]

me on my deathbed: it's just that. oikawa tooru deserved so much better. kid spent years and years trying to get better at this sport he loves with all his heart ever since he was a tiny child. didn't let his insecurities and issues to prevent him from moving forward, thought that it was thanks to his team that he was able to get the best setter award first thing, practiced until he busted his knee, even used his free time with volleyball related activities by volunteering in teaching little kids, just kept trying his best despite always failing to advance to nationals year after year, being the best captain in the world with the way he adapted to different people easily and maintained a professional and friendly atmosphere at the same time, becoming so great at what he does to the point that grown ass coaches didn't feel the need to interfere with anything this teenager does and managing to do all these things with persistence and hardwork despite all the insecurities he feels about not being a genius, even helped a genius that was his opponent and made him realise what being a setter really means, fully knowing that it was bound to lessen his chances at winning later.

me with my last breath: and he's still doomed to lose because he's not the protagonist. he just deserved so much better y'know.

[changslug]

me: i love [favorite fictional character] so much

friend: ok

me: no you dont understand