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I like a lot of things and cry over them more than I should Don't lay a hand on my aramada. hannah rocks harder than most rocks ive met My Crappy Comics Ships I sail - OTP gifs My gifs I love Dick Grayson's Booty Me throwing up on various paint programs Fangirls fangirling

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in the middle of math my roommate got up and walked to the other side of the class to give me this small note. I was so sure it was something important

then I opened it and…

so I sent her back this

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Light installations by Astrid Krogh

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[miss--monotone]

You are so brave and quiet I forget you are suffering.

Ernest Hemingway  (via terrible)

[smallpox-deactivated20160506]

instead of taking birth control you can have sex at night bc the sperm are asleep + you won’t get pregnant

[rxwenaravenclaw-deactivated2014]

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Give Me One Good Reason - Blink 182

I like the ones who say they listen to the punk rock

[humansofnewyork]

"I came from China one year ago." “What’s been your lowest moment since arriving?” “No one moment. Just nights alone, not with parents, not with friends, sitting in room, thinking about nothing, smoking cigarettes.”

[internetexplorers-deactivated20]

when i die i want to be buried wearing a pair of sunglasses so that a few decades down the line i will also be a cool skeleton

[sapeornis]

26,473 notes. 26,473 people identified with this statement. if even half that many people actually did this, can you imagine how confused future archaeologists would be

[daisyfoxglove]

1. Stop faking your fucking orgasms. Society already tells young men that they run the fucking universe - if they can’t turn your cunt into a shooting star then for god’s sake, let them know about it. 2. Once you’ve stopped faking your fucking orgasms, use this newfound honesty throughout the rest of your life - stop ordering coffee you don’t actually like; stop sitting at a desk and allowing people to treat you like shit in the hopes that a meek attitude will earn you a promotion (it won’t); stop telling people they can finish your food when you’re not actually done yet. These may seem petty, but they add up, just like every orgasm you didn’t actually get to have. 3. If you wanna dance all night, dance all fucking night. Dance all night even if you have work in the morning. The worst that will happen is you’ll drink RedBull all day and look like a zombie - pass it off as a head cold to the real zombies you work with and flick through the embarrassing photos you’re being tagged in as you pretend to take a shit for some peace and quiet. I promise, you’ll remember dancing all night in ten years, not the suspicious way your boss looked at you that morning. 4. If your ass looks big in that, that’s a good thing. 5. You will never be as young as you are this second. Embrace it. 6. Embrace the fact that you’re going to get older. Ask your boyfriend if he will still love you when you’re seventy and your tits are down to your knees. Look forward to this time - seventy year old women are allowed to do pretty much whatever they want, and no-one can stop them. You can carry candy in your bag and not share it with a single soul. You can stay home all day and cross-stitch expletives onto handkerchiefs for your grandchildren and slip them under the table out of sight of the people you raised. You can drink whisky at 10am. Every phase of your life is going to be amazing for different reasons. Embrace that. 7. A lot of people will pretend to love Bukowski. Don’t pretend to love Bukowski if you don’t love Bukowski. It’s overplayed and no-one will mind if you actually like Virginia Andrews instead - the people who do mind are boring.

Some more little life lessons, by Daisy Lola. (via lilgivenchyprincess)

[quotethat]

Always help someone. You might be the only one that does.

Unknown (via soundsdivine)

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[segweg]

this is literally my thought process like all of the time

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[humansofnewyork]

"I came over from Greece when I was 17 and started out working in a market. I worked so much that I supported my mother, my father, and put my brother through college. Now my kids have everything, and don’t appreciate anything. You Americans cut em’ off when they’re 18. And that’s probably for the best. But we can’t do that, cause we’re Greek. They’re ours until they’re married."

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