neverlasting ☯

sorry for the mess babes

[banghae]

“Make sure you examine your mouth constantly, to see if it rots off.”

[xwangyoung]

“Lies are similiar to makeup. Just like one puts on makeup to hide their naked faces, people use lies to hide the truth. I tell more and more lies as my makeup gets thicker. Since when did I start feeling that going out with no makeup was embarrassing? Since when did I become so ashamed of the truth? Yeah. The truth is pathetic, sad and pitiful, just like that. Because it’s truly painful when your earnestness is rejected by someone else. Acting cool, and acting as if you like the other person less… and acting like you’re just joking.”

[yonaks]

#PrayForMadinah After this, I can’t comprehend the mindset that still indicates ISIS has anything to do with islam.

This week was a bloodbath for muslims. How can we celebrate Eid now.

[cosmicgxys]

are you jackson af?

↳yeri

[gaychristianprobs]

[fy-girls-generation]

[felicitae]

Yoona for Rayli Fashion & Beauty

[maojihyo]

[jjesuis]

Me @ your wedding

[youngbaebae]

Mom and dad

[gwiseomi]

2RI ( Yuri ♥ Yeri )

[irnbae]

cause of death: joohyun irene bae

[adorkableplaygirlz]

Congrats Nana! for being #1 again on TC CANDLER: THE 100 MOST BEAUTIFUL FACES OF 2015.

[dumblets]

[naryamirie]

A tragedy happened in Brazil this week, too, and tens of towns were buried in mud due to a error of a giant mining company managing and responsible for a dam. It’s called Samarco, half owned by the Brazilian Vale do Rio Doce and half owned by the Anglo-Australian BHP Billiton. It’s literally looking like Pompeii might have. Many people died, many other are lost, and thousands of people lost their homes and everything they knew of.

Please, also keep them in your thoughts. It’s not being reported anywhere internationally because said company really fucked up, it’s internationally influential and they’re trying to cover it and hide it away in any way they can. If you want to read about it, the district most heavily affected is called “Mariana”, in Minas Gerais. Please also keep Minas Gerais in your thoughts.

[naryamirie]

A tragedy happened in Brazil this week, too, and tens of towns were buried in mud due to a error of a giant mining company managing and responsible for a dam. It’s called Samarco, half owned by the Brazilian Vale do Rio Doce and half owned by the Anglo-Australian BHP Billiton. It’s literally looking like Pompeii might have. Many people died, many other are lost, and thousands of people lost their homes and everything they knew of.

Please, also keep them in your thoughts. It’s not being reported anywhere internationally because said company really fucked up, it’s internationally influential and they’re trying to cover it and hide it away in any way they can. If you want to read about it, the district most heavily affected is called “Mariana”, in Minas Gerais. Please also keep Minas Gerais in your thoughts.

[artemis69]

I think I’m not the only one feeling this weird trapped feeling today, feeling sick and overwhelmed but unable to stop reading, reblogging. Trying to understand when there is nothing to understand.

I live in the middle of it. 19 people died in front of the bar I go drinking twice a week, and my friend the barmaid was hidden behind the bar for two hours. One of my best friend lives rue Bichat and heard the gunfire from his window. I know a family trapped in stade de France. I should have been drinking in Republique at 8PM yesterday, where they started shooting.

Yeah I get it. We are freaking out.

But please, stop spreading only the bad stuff. Stop the pictures and videos of bodies in the street, of yelling and blood. Stop talking about refugee’s hate, and islamophobia.

Talk more about the people that yelled in the street the number of the code to their flat when victims where running everywhere to bring them to safety. The man that opened the window of his flat to victims of the Bataclan stranded on the roof.

Talk about the man that went back to help a stranger pregnant woman, and the kid that was carried to safety by a total stranger worried he could be trampled by the crowd.

Talk about the social media, the hashtag #porteouverte to get people out of the street and #voyageavecmoi to help people afraid to travel alone because of their religion/skin color.

Talk about the taxis that stayed in the street, bringing people home for free all night, and the bus drivers that helped evacuate the Bataclan.

The people crowding the blood centers, so much that Paris now has to send them back home.

The people in their home, terrified and in shock, and only waiting for the possibility to crowd the street and show them that we are afraid but not broken, and together.

There are handfuls of people that will take out of this tragedy all the bad lessons, the wrong evidences.

But please don’t talk about them. Talk about the fraternity and the love of the scared, scarred, ones in Paris. Because we are so many, and we won’t give up

[leaderirene]