haley (they/she)

♍︎ sun ♐︎ rising ♏︎ moon

[chilewithcarnage]

Help them out!

[zaynfag]

i’m doing research reblog this and tell me if you want kids or not

[h-haleyy]

probably not but if my partner did i'd consider it

[astraldemise]

do you think if robots came out in 2015 instead of 2005 that this guy would have been one of the inescapable tumblr sexymen like the onceler or humanized bill cipher

[firefox-official]

who here self identifies as a nerd

[britttaperryhasmoved-deactivate]

[saltwatersweets]

1 impostor remains

[distinguishedbaloney]

[st-pam]

Bat needs his early night drink before he can go to his job

[whitepeopletwitter]

[h-haleyy]

i just finished the book suicide notes and OH BOY

[valtsv]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[becherdireinen]

Dear October, please be good to me.

[baitydraws]

Imagine if you could adopt mini crewmates once someone dies.

[winterrose527]

I want to mourn her death. I want to honor her. I want to pay tribute to who she was as a woman, as a mother, as a lawyer, as a fighter, as a wife, as a justice, as a patriot. 

I want to mourn her and celebrate her and thank her for everything that she did, all the decisions that she made that helped me grow up in an America where I was safe to pursue all the things I wanted. 

Instead the first emotion I felt wasn’t sadness, or humility, or solemnity. It was fear. Chill down the spine, tears in the eyes, heart racing, muscle clenching fear.  

And I will never forgive them for that. 

[guccifloralsuits]

Thinking about RBG’s dying words. God. The end of her life was defined by holding on—holding out, just a little longer, until we could get a Democrat in & she could find her peace. Her dying words, “My most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.” And it’s....unfair.

She deserved a long and happy retirement and god, she deserved a relief from the pressure our country kept on her to stay alive. She deserved last words that weren’t a plea for our people to vote, and most of all she deserves so much peace. I hope she gets that. I hope she has it. She gave her whole life to fight for progress. She used her last words to hope that we could put a new president in office and appoint a replacement who will take on her mantel and keep fighting the progressive fight. She was 87, and she never got to have a retirement. God—I hope she’s in a better place. If heaven exists, it was made for souls like hers. May your memory be a blessing, RBG. You will not be forgotten.

[gorejock]

Maybe its fundamentally not healthy for a government to have a judicial branch that relies on a fucking handful of judges who are appointed for a literal LIFETIME and with 0 input from the people. JUST A THOUGHT