mystikos

[jwstudying]

[thoughtsof-r]

[thequeermisfit-blog]

Me: *gets anxious* Me: chill

Me: *gets jealous* Me: chill

Me: *overthinks* Me: chill

Me: *gets clingy* Me: chill

chill

[buzzfeedlgbt]

Ellen DeGeneres Explains The Travel Ban With “Finding Dory” (x)

[memewhore]

[cozza-frenzy]

[lati-will]

Try not to neglect the heart, because your thoughts are always manipulating your perception, and seeking constant attention.

Awakened Vibrations  (via awakenedvibrations)

[ageekyfemmeforeveringlasses]

your fav childhood memory?

Not paying bills

[reversecentaur]

the inevitable conclusion

[jovan]

[spongebob-daily]

[formyummah]

If you are about to sin try to think “what if the angel of death comes to me right now and I die while doing this”

[larchcoin]

what a day!!!!!!!! nothing happened and i was tired

[brbgottagoread]

Me: *gets anxiety making a phone call* Also me: *feels completely at ease and downright cheerful wandering around unfamiliar city with only vague knowledge of how to get to where I’m going*

[pdl2h-deactivated20251123]

[attemptingsurvival]

when you seriously start to get your shit together but then one tiny little thing happens and you’re just like nvm who was i kidding and you go back to bed

[jus-a-dash]

[jus-a-dash]

Yaovi Mawuli, a high schooler from North Carolina, noticed that a fellow classmate of his had sneakers that were very worn down when other kids in the class made fun of them.  In the spirit of the season, Yaovi laced his classmate with a pair of “Concord” Air Jordan 11 lows to “help a brother out” as he stated in a Facebook message.

These are the righteous acts that need to be shown to the world….we need more people like this.

[ludgatess]

“How do I present i to him without him feeling like I feel sorry for him?” i am crying, he even worried about his classmate reaction and how to make a smooth move instead of try to act like a saviour. This is the type of actions and love we need

[chelseawelseyknight]

AWWWWWWWWW

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

I am dead before death, from pressure of evil.

Anne Carson, from Grief Lessons: Four Plays by Euripides (via violentwavesofemotion)