FreakingNeko

Just trying to survive.

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Intellectual late night talk with my photographer @jokuyen #FDT

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Heartbreaker Gang 💔 #bestiesbeforeresties

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☀️⛅️ #imbasicsorry

[freakingneko]

Missing y'all #tbt

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Heartwarming Watercolors Honor the Unbreakable Bond Between Do-It-All Dads and Their Daughters

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damn, Tina!

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Tina is about that life.

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I love the confidence that Tina slowly has been growing

[freakingneko]

SF CREW #turnupwasreal

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[freakingneko]

Surf City with the amigos !!

[freakingneko]

was that a yes? lol

come off anon, and then ill tell you :)

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Your life is what you allow it to be.

I’m at a pivotal point of my own life right now. I either stay for my last year in college, rack up extra debt on top of my current loans, and get my degree in literature…

Or I can choose to drop out. Once done, I’ll find a basic job and study what I actually want to learn on the side. Plus, I originally wanted to be an author and that doesn’t necessarily require a degree. Regardless, I’ll use that year where I was supposed to be in college to explore myself and what I really want out of life.

Being a college dropout makes me sound like a lazy student who wasn’t smart enough. Plus, I’ll be throwing away all of that money and time for nothing, but doesn’t that indicate that any college education itself is worthless unless there’s a degree to show for it? Three years of college has to mean for something, right? I could suffer another year trying to study for subjects I don’t really care about and earn that degree, but honestly I’m not happy. I could graduate being educated, but I don’t feel smart.

Paying so much money and yet I feel like I just know fun facts about random topics after three years. I ask myself if that’s honestly what I wanted out of college. There has to be more to a happy life than following the standard path that society has laid out. I’m pretty set on killing my college career this summer. I doubt I’ll end up on the streets. I believe in myself knowing that college isn’t for me.

[freakingneko]

you know I’ll be here for you no matter what, just hit me up whenever johnny! I got your back!

[freakingneko]

Are u talkin to anyone?

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when you leave the baby home with his dad

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The way the baby looked directly at the camera

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He ready to snitch but he can’t talk yet so he has to use his eyes to communicate

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There’s an amusement park in Transylvania that’s 400 feet below ground. 

Photos: Shutterstock/RossHelen/RaduBerean

Photo: Cristian Bortes

This converted salt mine in Turda, Romania is one of the world’s oldest, having been mentioned as early as 1075.

Photos: Cristian Bortes / Enrico Strocchi

Photos: Cristian Bortes

The man-made cavern is always 54 degrees with 80% humidity, and is relatively free of allergens and bacteria.

Photos: Cristian Bortes

It was a working mine starting in the 17th century until it became a cheese storage facility and a bomb shelter in 1932.

Photo: someone10x

60 years later, it was transformed into a magical underground amusement park.

Photo: Salina Turda

Photo: someone10x

Visitors can go bowling, ride on a Ferris wheel, row around the indoor lake, or play mini golf, ping pong, and basketball.

Photo: someone10x

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