Wild hearts can't be broken

I can't dance but I'll dance along

[artsyolivia]

[quotemadness]

You can’t be strong all the time. Sometimes you just need to be alone and let your tears out.

Unknown (via quotemadness)

[wallpaperequest]

Neon City Art

Message me for wallpaper requests📮

Don’t forget to reblog 😉

[h-widit]

Kawaii Snacks

Credit:

Apricot Mayor on Insta

[ripe]

puipui_the_bunny on ig

[fontpolice]

Sign of our times We get that it’s not possible to get the spacing and baselines perfect with this sort of signage system, and we might even be lenient on the centring, but it should be possible to put two Ss and one X the right way up.

[dankmemeuniversity]

[fanny-hs]

Sasha working @sashakrechman

[chuwenjie]

summer’s almost over so here’s some summer themed drawings~

[the-memedaddy]

Me irl

[sikkies-moved]

Seungwoo being an absolute angel even during such a nerve-wracking event like his solo debut showcase 🥺

[mulandaily]

Quiet and demure … graceful, polite, delicate, refined, poised … punctual!

[positivity-in-recovery]

[chriissytt]

KconAUS tickets

2 x P2 tickets for Friday 22nd September #KCONAUSTRALIA #EXO 

FULL BENEFITS  LOWER PRICE $250 each negotiable  PHYSICAL COPY

[intokai-deactivated20180227]

 .quartet.

[wnq-writers]

My life is a struggle between my need for acceptance, my fear of rejection, and a desire to not care at all.

Anonymous (via wnq-writers)

[quinn404]

As an Asian American living in America, discovering Kpop made me realize that I don’t have to be white to make it big. I should feel proud of my culture and language, and not feel ashamed about it. It showed me that I’m beautiful with my tan skin, dark hair, and brown eyes. It showed me that no matter what race you are, you can achieve something big! Now learning about Exp, I’m so mad, I’m almost livid, because it’s easy for whites to enter the Kpop industry but Asian Americans struggle with entering the American pop industry Kpop allows Asians to be proud of their race, their language, and their culture.

Yes Exp has different races (the two black members disappeared before debut), they’re not Asian except for one. But the point in Kpop was to represent Asian culture, first Korean culture, now also bringing Chinese, Thai, and Japanese culture (and hopefully more Asian cultures soon). This is important because Kpop gets so much crap because the artists are Asian. In America, Asians are seen as jokes. Kpop needs to be respected for it’s Asian artists.

Now Exp marches into the Kpop industry while other rookies have or are working their asses off to debut and these guys come in here because they’re funded…and this begins white washing everything that Kpop stood for! (This happened before with other music genres)

KEEP OFF WHAT ASIANS HAVE WORKED SO HARD TO ACHIEVE IN THE WORLD, WHICH WAS SHOW THAT YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE WHITE TO MAKE IT BIG, TO MAKE INTERNATIONAL FAME, FOR SOMETHING WONDERFUL AND GREAT. OUR HISTORY, RACE, AND CULTURE, ISN’T A JOKE And if Exp continues promoting and this starts a chain of similar events Kpop will lose what made it important, and that’s not okay with me.

[chriissytt]

Music is universal period