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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
if i look back, i am lost
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I can't believe it's already 2017
Guys I’m crying omg I was drunk please stop reblogging this
They want it to stop…..we reblog it to the extreme
No no no lol please don’t
Forever reblog until 2017
O my god no
i cant stop laughing
until 2017
only 3 more years.
I already added this to my queue, I don’t even know if i’ll still be on tumblr then
can we not try and convince and/or force someone into being into something they're not in kink spaces? its fucking weird.
The best parts of sobriety
I made my choice a long time ago and I’m never gonna leave you. I’m burning up a sun just to say goodbye.
“You’re a genius. You’re stone cold brilliant, you are. I swear, you really are. But you could be so much more. You could be beautiful. With a mind like that, we could travel the stars. It would be my honour. Because you don’t need to own the universe, just see it. To have the privilege of seeing the whole of time and space. That’s ownership enough.“
Oh hi it's been *checks watch* 7 years?
It's Okay to be Wrong!
A common behaviour shared among the majority of Humans is the inability to accept when they are wrong. To be wrong about something is inappropriately portrayed as being weak, stupid, and incompetent. Often times when two people engage in a debate or argument with one another, one of them is generally wrong. Whether it is between a couple arguing about who started the fight, or two friends who both believe they have the correct knowledge of a certain topic, one the two parties will be wrong, and the other will be right. Instead of stopping to consider the other persons point or hear their words, the fight will escalate far past the disagreement and venture into a fight solely about winning. This is due to the fact that, as I stated before, people are terrified to be incorrect. People are terrified to be the one at fault, or to be the catalyst of hurting someone's feelings. We have somehow twisted admitting fault to be the equivalent of stupidity. I cannot accurately describe how ridiculous that notion is. Humans make mistakes. We fuck up. We say the wrong thing and hurt someone's feelings. We have misinformation about something and declare it to be true, only to be challenged with another's opposing information, and are proven wrong. These are not faults in our character! Unfortunately, Humans are afraid of change, they are afraid of growth, which IS change. To be wrong does not mean you have some disability! It means something so innocent and pure; you were wrong. I don't understand how we see this as a BAD thing! The only thing condemning about being in the wrong, is how we handle it. It's similar to emotions. All of our emotions are valid. Our emotions don't define us, it's how we react to our emotions that define us. Emotions are a fact. An unchanging variable. When we are wrong in an argument, it is an unchanging variable. In that moment, it is a FACT that we are wrong. This cannot be altered, no matter how loud we yell or for how long we close our ears. But, for some reason, people won't accept this. They shy away from growth. They don't see how it is a good thing to be wrong. Once you realize and ADMIT that you are at fault, you can LEARN how to do differently next time! You can become more intelligible by learning the correct facts about that one subject so you don't continue to go around spouting out misinformation. You can see how your behaviour has negatively affected the person you care about, so you'll be sure to never do the same thing again! I don't understand why people are terrified to be wrong; I think it's a humbling (albeit frustrating) circumstance that offers an opportunity to become a better person! We shouldn't be ignorant to the positive prospects of being proven wrong.
THIS is why I have listed people who won't admit fault as one of my biggest pet peeves. As someone who loves knowledge and looks at every moment as a learning experience, I am not afraid to say when I am wrong. Because when I do, I can LEARN MORE about a stance I've taken in politics which will perhaps change my belief. I can learn more about how my actions have negatively affected another Human Being so I can make sure to never make someone feel that way again! I can LEARN from my mistakes and GROW into a better person! I live my days with the singular rule of "be a decent person", and if I have the option to better fulfill that requirement I have of myself, you bet your ass I'm going to take it.
Do you want to know how the person you were arguing with came to be right? Because at one point they were WRONG and learned from it.
Use every experience as a way to learn and better yourself. If you remain stubborn and stagnant, you will ALWAYS BE WRONG.
That's all.
I thought you were smaller
Don’t even try and start me on this scene. This scene hurts so much, because Bucky has been tortured past the point of endurance. Bucky is exhausted mentally, physically, and emotionally.
You just know he’s thought about his little buddy when he was strapped down. At least Steve wasn’t here, at least Steve is safe. And he’s in so much pain, and when Steve shows up, he’s so happy. For a moment, he’s happy, because it’s Steve, and Steve’s here, and he wanted to see him once more, just once.
But then look at his face when he stands up. His face just drops. No. This isn’t Steve. This is wrong. This is just another trick of his mind. Steve isn’t big. Steve isn’t strong. Steve isn’t this. It’s a trick. I has to be a trick. He’s staring because he can’t believe it. He’s not happy anymore. This isn’t Steve. It’s just his mind. It’s a dream. A fantasy of what Steve wanted to be, but never would be.
Bucky thinks he’s cracked. He thinks he’s broken completely, because this isn’t Steve. And then it is. It’s Steve and he’s big and he’s strong and he’s saving Bucky and everything in their world has turned the wrong way around, and Bucky can’t regain his footing.
He never came back from that cell, because to come back, everything would have to be the same. They would have to return to the status quo. But it wasn’t. Nothing was the same, not even Steve, and he can’t be exactly who he was, because his counterbalance in that equation is gone.
Is it permanent? he asks. And he’s not just referring to what has happened to Steve.
You pulled me from the river. Why?
Bucky Barnes’ personas defined by the cinnamon roll meme.
Who the hell is Bucky?
According to Natasha the winter soldier had around two dozen missions over the last 50 years but he was captured 70 years ago means it took 20 years to break, manipulate and train him HE FOUGHT BACK 20 YEARS
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