skindaquil

[effectivelycelibate]

Don’t feel like love exists anymore except between mother and child

[unclefather]

reblog this with pictures of fucked up people and i will ask my daughter what she thinks their name is

[effectivelycelibate]

[officialmitski]

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Mitski’s cover of Kavinsky’s “Nightcall,” released 13 June 2013 

I’m gonna drive you through the night, down the hills I’m gonna tell you something you don’t want to hear I’m gonna show you where it’s dark, but have no fear

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[proboscismonkey]

A proboscis monkey credit card

[a-yoda-a-day]

Visit Original Link

[digi-egg]

I can’t go home yet. We still haven’t even blown out the candles…

[nokiabae]

digimon is so puzzling like a cat and hamster digivolve into h&m models with angel wings

[digi-egg]

[libracharm]

imagine making dinner with someone you love,,, drinking wine, listening to music, kissing,, wow

[astrodickology]

imagine swallowing some cum

[avvocarlo]

[neu-run]

“When I brush my daughter’s hair and elaborately braid it round the side of her scalp, I am doing the thing that is expected of me. When my husband brushes out tangles before bedtime, he needs his efforts noticed and congratulated—saying aloud in front of both me and her that it took him a whole 15 minutes. There are many small examples of where the work I normally do must be lauded when transferred to my husband. It seems like a small annoyance, but its significance looms larger. My son will boast of his clean room and any other jobs he has done; my daughter will quietly put her clothes in the hamper and get dressed each day without being asked. They are six and four respectively. Unless I engage in this conversation on emotional labor and actively change the roles we inhabit, our children will do the same. They are already following in our footsteps; we are leading them toward the same imbalance. [If] we want to change the expectations of emotional labor for the next generation, it has to start at home. […] Our sons can still learn to carry their own weight. Our daughter can learn to not carry others’.”

— https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/features/a12063822/emotional-labor-gender-equality/

[taquito]

this post has asbestos reblog to kill ur followers

[macden-byebitch]

[motorpsycho--nightmare]

if amy winehouse was still around and putting out albums the world would not have needed adele

[waykim]

Damon tries to kill me

[mulletlover69]

*twink voice* motheRFUCKER IM TRYIN TO WATCH THE LOST BOYS

[effectivelycelibate]

AHHHHHHH IM CRYING

[escrimasticks-deactivated201808]

earl sweatshirt is a legend for this quote alone