NEMESIS

lana; alone among others

[lovingrot]

if i were dating you. well, heh. let’s just say horses wouldn’t be called ‘horses’ anymore.

hey what the fuck does this mean

[lovingrot]

im shaking what does this mean

[thewinedarksea]

mythology meme: goddesses (9/10) — hi’iaka

hawaiian goddess of hawaii, hula dancers, and medicine

[demiiwhiffin]

lov the text, hate the eyes !

[muddysocks]

[fairchilds]

venice, italy feb 7 2018

[isophhia]

[isakeijser]

get to know me ≡ the perks of being a wallflower; i know these will all be stories someday. and our pictures will become old photographs. we’ll all become somebody’s mom or dad. but right now these moments are not stories. this is happening. i am here and i am looking at her. and she is so beautiful. i can see it. this one moment when you know you’re not a sad story. you are alive, and you stand up and see the lights on the buildings and everything that makes you wonder. and you’re listening to that song and that drive with the people you love most in this world. and in this moment I swear, we are infinite.

[huthor]

Alex mullins fw18

[drowningparty]

F. M. Dostoyevsky in a letter to his brother Mikhail

[cobaltnights]

[cool-beenz]

Shoutout to all the 1997-2001 kids who are somehow hybrids of millennials and gen z. We are the Ultimate Generation of 90’s nostalgia and new age internet depression.

[taigaland]

This is actually super interesting, because I feel like this group witnessed the massive technological change in both our schools and our society. I’m a senior in high school this year, and my school relies heavily on chromebooks - almost everything we do is online. However, I still remember the days when we had a chunky projector on wheels in the room with clear plastic slides that you had to write on in dry erase pen. I still remember when teachers relied almost entirely on chalkboards, and I remember whenever we watched a movie, the teacher would have to roll in this giant old T.V. with a VCR player. Only recently, my school replaced the crusty old textbooks with online ones. Us 1997-2001 are the only age group that truly witnessed that shift. School isn’t the only place where society has changed - when I was a child, we had a house phone. We got rid of the house phone in when I was in grade, so I got a little slide cell phone. In 9th grde, I got an iPhone, and now I can barely imagine life without it. It’s just interesting, because we really LIVED that shift growing up - it’s what defined our childhood. It’s like we have knowledge of the school system from two different eras.

[x192]

[buteverythingisred]

[strangerthingscast]

Finn Wolfhard for Paper Magazine.

[explicitcherry]

daydreaming about living in an apartment in paris with the Eiffel Tower view listening to some soft classic music with my big windows open and watching the sunset

[ganseyblues]

[esanany]

Day 8 zombie, Last of Us inspired.