DAISY FRESH

Wakefulness, consciousness and a lil cha cha ❁

[stckwll]

[stckwll]

[brydiemack]

Customised tattoo handwriting via http://wolfcub.tictail.com/

[brydiemack]

Customised tattoo handwriting via http://wolfcub.tictail.com/

[darcybean]

I’ve disappeared

[larmoyante]

It isn’t possible to love and part. You will wish that it was. You can transmute love, ignore it, muddle it, but you can never pull it out of you. I know by experience that the poets are right: love is eternal.

E.M. Forster, A Room with a View (via larmoyante)

[vicsecretmodels]

[bilbybaby]

probably the best picture of her

[bibliobibuliscz]

“I’m not upset that you lied to me, I’m upset that from now on I can’t believe you.”

Friedrich Nietzsche (via mycolorbook)

[wifegoals]

[worstsimpsonspageever]

[shinebrightlikeafrankiebb16-dea]

Does it bother anyone else that there are parts of your life you don’t remember? You have done and said things that you don’t even know about anymore. That means you don’t even have the right perception of yourself because you don’t even fully know who you are. However, something that you’ve forgotten about could be a prominent memory in somebody else’s mind. It trips me out.

[stylistnotions-deactivated20140]

[dampsandwich-deactivated2016122]

if u smell good, we cool

[bullied]

[stoicremains-deactivated2017102]

I really don’t know what ‘I love you’ means. I think it means ‘Don’t leave me here alone.’

Neil Gaiman (via stxxz)

[oystermag]

Meet the Model — Abbie from IMG Models Australia talks braces, weird dreams and more.

Photo: Dakota Gordon

[universalequalityisinevitable]

If I put a gun to someone’s head, say, a 30-year-old healthy male, pull the trigger, and kill him, assuming an average life expectancy of, say, 84, you can argue that possibly 54 years of life [were] stolen from that person in a direct act of violence. However, if a person is born into poverty in the midst of an abundant society where it is statistically proven that it would hurt no one to facilitate meeting the basic needs of that person and yet they die at the age of 30 due to heart disease, which has been found to statistically relate to those who endure the stress and effects of low socioeconomic status, is that death, the removal of those 54 years once again, an act of violence? And the answer is ‘Yes, it is.’ You see, our legal system has conditioned us to think that violence is a direct behavioral act. The truth is that violence is a process, not an act, and it can take many forms. You cannot separate any outcome from the system by which it is oriented.

Peter Joseph, from this lecture. (via universalequalityisinevitable)