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in·ex·pli·ca·ble : not able to be explained or understood: incapable of being explained, interpreted, or accounted for

[full-minata]

hey guys, hope your skin is clear and you get a text from someone you like real soon.

[full-minata]

where do you see yourself in 5 years?

me: not looking at price tag when i'm shopping

[gretashand]

"Tick Tock" painted in oils 

14x11 (6 glass panes)

My IB art piece for January! The stand was by far the most tedious thing to make. 

[dippindoodles]

Quote from Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Battle of the Labyrinth (Rick Riordan) Xx

From my Quote Journal :)

Note: CALYPSO <3

[manofprose]

Nothing’s worse than saying goodbye. It’s a little like dying.

Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi (via man-of-prose)

[stvckytrash]

oscar nominations 2015

[frozenrevolution]

[asdfgghjkllkjhgfdsa]

Do you ever look at your best friend and just ” Who the heck blessed me with this dork , i am the luckiest loser in the galaxy.”

[oliviarodrigod]

[ridleydaisy]

[full-minata]

The p r i c e of freedom is a high price, and it’s a price I’m willing to pay! Don’t let control take the place of f r e e d o m!

[st-pam]

I might change this drawing in the future

[poopytrashy-deactivated20181119]

[arrgorns]

[full-minata]

make me choose | anonymous asked me ↳ the hunger games or the hunger games: catching fire

[kiaracarreras]

The air felt perfect, and it made him wonder again about the weather of the place. Never rained, never snowed, never got too hot or too cold. If it weren’t for the little fact they were torn apart from friends and families and trapped in a Maze with a bunch of monsters, it could be paradise.

[viria]

Some stuff I did for my design class I’m preparing for currently…rip me

[altonwang]

The Asian American Student Collective at Wesleyan is working on a photo campaign entitled, “So where are you REALLY from?”, in which we attempt to push back and fight the stereotype of the Asian American as the “perpetual foreigner.”

Through a series of photos that can be viewed on our website or Facebook,  we hope to use our experiences, thoughts, and responses to this offensive question to spark discussion on these micro aggressions that constantly plague AAPI across the United States. 

By assuming that all AAPI are foreigners, you deny us our right to be American—and embody that understanding completely. Some AAPI are born outside the US, sure. Some AAPI lived most of their lives outside of the US, absolutely. Some Asians in the US are just tourists and not American, for sure.

But this assumption that AAPI are automatically foreign is racist and prejudiced. I’m tired of being asked where I’m “really from,” because apparently with my “perfect” English there’s still no way that I’m “from” the United States. 

I do not deny my cultural and ethnic heritage. But I fully embody my right to be an American, despite these micro aggressions. 

To other AAPI, do not stand in silence when these instances occur. Speak up. Do not brush it off, which I used to be guilty of, as something that’s “no big deal.” It is a big deal.

Stand up against racism and discrimination.

[bluepeets]

I’m not always confrontational. But when I am…

[youngestweasley-deactivated2017]

“Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus”