you'll be the first to know

[9710144]

[unfound-7]

I’ll keep u as a secret.

They say secrets last forever.

[timbllr]

[adrasteiax]

“That time I thought I could not go any closer to grief without dying I went closer and I did not die.”

— Mary Oliver, from Heavy in “Thirst: Poems by Mary Oliver”

[sleepin]

[kid-with-plans]

[love]

via weheartit

[cupidscontent-blog]

Hey baby,

[innohcense]

[bnmxfld]

Jack Kerouac / On the Road

[sixpenceee]

[billie-eilish-bitch]

[certasluas]

[love]

[morbidology]

Rattlesnake frozen in death during the California wildfires. His last defiant act was to strike at the flames that consumed him.

[hella-flawless-amythyst]

That’s so fucking metal

[decembrie-18]

[now-this-is-living]

If you'd grown up in a really religious family but then found you weren't straight and you're more than sure that your parents won't be okay with it, I mean they won't hate you or disown you or anything of the sort but something will most likely change and not for the better. Would you come out, regardless of the change you could make in your family?

if you’re safe then my advice is 100%, hands down, without a doubt always to come out. 

family is all about adapting to change and unconditional love. who you love is not a burden, maybe an adjustment but never a burden to people whose one job is to love you unconditionally.