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I would very much like to go to the woods and perform pagan rituals with the lady from the ukraine entry
When you are an angel of the lord at 3 but go thrift shopping with macklemore at 4
i'm going to react to every news i get with one of these pics now
The fun part is over.
War is upon Europe.
I realize now that without context this kinda message coming from an account named allthingsgerman can sound a bit ominous.
You're lying next to me I don't know where to hide
The Wrong Place, Hooverphonic | Belgium
Russia's performance is definitely the most Eurovision performance so far
eurovision 2021 semi final 1: a summary
it’s the 21st day of the 21st year of the 21st century.
you can only reblog this today.
Happy Birthday Naya❤️ (January 12th, 1987)
“Yolanda said to me that Naya may not have known her impact when she was on this side, but now she’s on the other side and she definitely knows.”
me, not a us citizen, cannot vote: WE DID IT
Really concerned that anti capitalism Discourse has developed into “if you have any money at all, you’re evil and part of the problem”
Like someone who spends $200 on a practical purse is not the problem with capitalism
John Boyega having a net worth of $6 mil after multiple high profile years in the film industry is not the problem with capitalism
The enemy is the billionaires that hoard wealth and banks and companies that control entire swaths of the economy
Don’t let the guy with $200 billion convince you, who makes less than $30k a year, that the doctor making $150k a year is the enemy
The enemy is like a few dozen people and a few dozen huge banks and companies
Okay I lied about that last post being my last post. It's eating me alive, and I need to let it all out here, because where else would I? This will undoubtedly be verbose word vomit, and yet, I guarantee these words still won't be enough.
I loved Naya Rivera an aggressive amount, this is no secret around this place. I obsessed over her in a way that's almost too embarrassing to discuss. While all my friends were out living it up in college, I was rushing home to my laptop, watching interview after interview, listening to songs, ogling over photoshoots, making low quality gifs and videos and screaming with my online friends. But for a very lonely, lost, depressed girl in her early 20s, desperate to connect to something, she was someone I latched onto. She was exactly what I needed when I needed it. There will never be another person I feel that way about. I had about 12 URLs saved that all related to her: nayas-upperlip, nayasclavicles, nayasmandible, nayas-lefteye all come to mind. Again, this is clearly ridiculous and insanely embarrassing to think about now, but it was real at the time. Her talent was unmatched, the way she could sing any song with her soulful tone and bring it to life. Her acting ability, starting when she was just a toddler, the way she could effortlessly go between delivering a bitchy one liner to tearfully pouring her heart out with such vulerability. She moved every person that was lucky enough to witness it. Her beauty...God her beauty. I'll never have a bigger crush in my life. Her tender love and care with Santana's storyline was beyond inspirational for so many of us. Hearing everyone's stories the past couple of days has been eye opening. She did for so many exactly what she did for me. It affected girls, boys, young and old. That storyline didn't have to happen, she didn't have to fight for it, but she did that for us. She could have remained a bitchy, one dimensional, boy-crazed cheerleader who hooks up with her friend as a joke. But she knew it wasn't a joke to people. And doing this on a primetime hit television series? That was huge. She made sure that the masses saw it, at a time it just wasn't a thing. With the way in which she talked about the LGBTQ community, you could tell she just understood. She fully embraced this role, and she fully embraced us. Hearing all of her friends and cast mates share their stories about her has been both painful and heartwarming. They all adored her and spoke of her kindness and quick wit. She accepted everyone into her circle, it didn't matter who they were. It feels nice to know that someone you so admired was indeed just as good of a person as you imagined they were.
It was like she was the object of my 2nd grade little boy affection, and perhaps it was because during my coming out phase, I felt like a child starting life over again. I picked on her. A lot. Some would visit my blog and be confused. "Sooo...do you love her or do you hate her?" I often called her a dumb bitch, a whore, keysmashed about how awful she looked, said "I fucking hate you," teased her about her relationships and how she looked like a terrible kisser, the list goes on and on and on. I created "SHEFNRS" which was the Second Hand Embarrassment For Naya Rivera Society, where I called out every embarrassing moment from her life, whether it be a childhood modeling gig, cringey lines she said on The Bernie Mac Show or talking about her dumb tattoo. All because I loved her an aggressive amount, like that 2nd grade boy on the playground. When I was lucky enough to meet her in person, I walked up confidently and said, "Hey, Nay Nay Rivers," one of her many nicknames. She turned to Cory like, "Did you hear this??" and laughed her belly laugh, you know the one. I'm pretty sure I blacked out after that.
I could never repay her for what she's done for me, for a girl who, like Santana Lopez, hated herself and hated the world. The character she portrayed helped me be brave, to better love myself and helped me connect to so many amazing people all over the world, some I hope to keep in my life forever. No one on the outside of this thing will ever understand our love for her. But that's okay. They don't have to.
And while she was a big part of our lives, she was everything to her family and friends. My heart is with all of them right now, especially her son who was her world. It was a beautiful thing watching her become a mother, to see her face light up when she talked about him. I hope Josey will come to learn what a huge impact she had on this world. She will live on in all of us.
This still doesn't feel real, and it's all very hard to process and make any sense of considering the horrific circumstances, but we must take comfort in knowing she changed this world for the better. She was here for a reason.
Rest up, Nay Nay. Thank you for everything. We won't stop honoring you.
RE: Naya Rivera
I’ve seen a lot of people be told off for expressing their feelings over this situation by contextualising their sadness through how much the character, Santana Lopez, meant to them.
Naya Rivera is beloved by the LGBTQ* community, a longstanding ally who never dropped the ball, who showed up for us time and time again, who pushed tirelessly behind the scenes for Santana Lopez to have meaningful storylines rather than just flippant derogatory jokes about her homosexuality.
Naya saw us during a time when nobody saw us, and we saw Naya during a time we had never before seen ourselves depicted on television living full happy lives. The last few days I have been reminded of her kindness and utter humility, whenever she was commended for her contribution towards the progression of LGBTQ* representation on television she never failed to acknowledge the community:
“It has been one of the great blessings in my life to receive such love and touching stories as a result of my portrayal of Santana Lopez on Glee. We are all put on this earth to be a service to others and I am grateful that for some, my Cheerios ponytail and sassy sashays may have given a little light to someone somewhere, who may have needed it. To everyone whose heartfelt stories I have heard or read, I thank you for truly enriching my life.” – Naya Rivera, 2017.
When I saw the headlines I felt instantly transported to being sixteen years old again, to the incredible impact this woman had on my life, and for the first time in longer than I care to admit I shed a tear and hoped for a miracle. Now, I hope for her to find her way home in the most respectful and dignified way possible.
Please, if you see people expressing their sadness or feelings by referencing Santana Lopez, don’t assume it’s virtue signalling or shallow commentary. We understand she was a real human, and I know for me personally it’s because of her humanity and generous kindness to my community that I feel personally touched and saddened by this tragedy.
Thank you, Naya. You didn’t let them make us the butt of the joke, instead you opened the door so we could laugh and share in just a little bit of the glee too.
toph was shown easily bending a meteorite that sokka gave her, meaning that toph can bend any dirt regardless if its from earth or not, meaning toph couldve definitely bent the moon and the only reason she didnt do it was out of respect for sokka and his ex gf
Toph doesn't know where the fuck the moon is
Yeah, you so charming bunny Yeah, you so funny honey
White men trying to get clout for saying they hate white women on Twitter is driving me insane sir we have seen the domestic violence statistics we know you feel that way