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wildandraining

My heart says to love you, my head says to run

Cody Jinks

-must be the whiskey

amarilloskies

"Staying Burnt Out All The Time Is A Good Way To Lose Your Mind."

- We Get By- Cody Jinks

I hate being treated like I am dead by people I loved. I hate not having the guts to end it all since I care about everyone I love even though there is no one the loves the real me.

I hate God for everything that is his fucking will. God is a fucking prick that I will always hate. All I do is serve people and treat people how I wish to be treated. God made me into a robotic abomination that can't relate to humans and it creates so much pain.

multifandomangel

that devastating feeling of hearing a breakup song / heartbroken song and thinking of a platonic friendship instead of a romantic relationship

youadans-reverie

Sometimes, I miss people that used to be in my life and feel the urge to reach out and tell them "hey I know we don't talk anymore but I still fold my sweater the way you taught me to". Not in a "I want you back in my life" way but more of a "my life has more colors now because of all the days we spent laughing together and I'm thankful for that".

undercotton-andcalicoes

leaving long term friendships behind is so strange. like. i know your favorite flower and how you like your soda and the exact shape of your face and your coffee order. they’re all etched into the folds of my brain. but we haven’t spoken since june. and i don’t even know what your hair looks like now.

eous-sapling

shes got a sword 😱

saruissaart

moom smile

espirarts

eeveestrations

Nanashi Mumei’s new outfit!!

kazenoisumi

cute Mumei~~

the-future-now-deactivated20170

Watch: This video shows how the Aral Sea has dried up after human intervention.

Follow @the-future-now

sagansense

Related: Hear former @nasa / CSA astronaut @colchrishadfield discuss ‘An Astronaut’s View of Earth’ via @veritasium. Hadfield speaks on observing Earth from space, the cosmic perspective, and how seeing human-induced climate change from 230+ miles up urges a moral imperative for humanity to solve the world’s problems without destroying the ecosystem.