Claire.

[lovingrot]

viciously and fatally attacked by an unknown animal at Claire’s

[wherehipposdrome]

that was no animal, that was Claire herself

[regbian-moved-to-lezbianz]

the claire witch project

[setheverman]

what’s the mood for october?

[phoebusbridgers]

[chickenfarmersan]

[onlinegirl420]

me on the first day of september

[daysinstarlight]

There’s a girl wearing a ‘Men have made a lot of bad art’ shirt to the Met. What a power move

[merosse-deactivated20140123]

If u see a guy with long hair he’s either gorgeous or fucking weird and the answer lays in what type of shoe he’s wearing

[xwatchmerise-deactivated2015040]

This is the best post I’ve ever read

[hotboyproblems]

ok im going on a diet but first let me eat all the junk food in the house just so i dont get tempted to eat it later 

[waluiqi]

today's agenda

screaming into the abyss (2 snack breaks)

[flirting-with-psychology]

The way John Mulaney speaks is the vocalized version of When You Capitalise Every Word Like This

[firelord-frowny]

It really, REALLY bothers me when I hear people frame climate change and other environmental crises as something that everyday, average-ass people are responsible for, and not corporations and entire governments. 

Like literally, how can a regular-ass person ~opt out~ of all damaging behaviors while still being able to function in society? 

You literally can’t. 

The future of our planet is not down to whether or not someone recycles their water bottle. 

It’s down to whether or not governments and corporations decide to quit sucking up all our resources and poisoning the earth with reckless abandon. 

I mean obviously people should still live as cleanly and as sustainably as they can manage where they are and with what they have, but like. THAT isn’t the major issue. 

[lilacbreastedroller]

govts and corporations have deliberately put the onus on yr individual choices so the system can continue being as destructive/profitable

[sopphistries-deactivated2016080]

God bless this post this pisses me off so much Also this hyper-individualist shift of responsibility is largely an American thing and consumerism is framed as a solution- e.g., buy more shit that’s sustainable! That’ll fix the problem (buy a new, green water bottle! buy a new, green car! buy a new, green whatever-the-fuck that’ll just ultimately produce more waste)!

[crybabyhellbutch]

I took a course in sustainable engineering.

The professor mentioned that even if every private individual in the world were to conserve resources and the environment the ol’ Jimmy Carter way- by turning down the thermostat, recycling your glass and plastics and metals, cut down on luxuries, take shorter showers, etc., it would only get us 10% of the way to where we need to be in order to avoid global catastrophic climate change.

The vast majority of freshwater use is from industry and agriculture. http://www.worldometers.info/water/ 

The vast majority of CO2 emissions is from industrial and electrical generation sites and associated vehicles. http://www3.epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/gases/co2.html

Private individuals hardly make a dent, even in ideal conditions.

[howling-fucking-fantods]

Thank you.

[paulsonsdern]

THE GREATEST REVIEW OF OCEAN’S 8 EVER

[thebootydiaries]

me: wakes up

me: ahh what a lovely day

me literally ten minutes later: i have no future and will never be able to pursue my dreams

[sacred-portal]

[commongayboy-deactivated2018082]

i trust them all

[lilyy-james]

So you do small things to help. Just looking someone in the eyes can make them feel they’re not alone, give them hope. But under no circumstances do you interfere. — Equals (2015)

[ghost--tits]

hayley kiyoko concert was 😍🏳️‍🌈💕✨

[scorpiogothgf-deactivated202103]

summer is fun and romantic in theory but for us sweaty bitches it just isn’t realistic

[sadboyfactory]

person: Wow you’re really good at this one thing!

Me: You are mistaken. I am not. but what I AM good at is thoroughly bullshitting this thing to make it SEEM like I’m good at it. That’s important.