secrets come at a price.

20. superhero enthusiast. english major by day, barista by night.

[grantsattler]

[starkked]

[bob-belcher]

side effects of being friends with me include gaining extensive knowledge of television shows that you don’t watch or care about

[hoechloin]

[678i0u]

[678i0u]

[laurelance-archive-deactivated2]

it will take this life of regret for my heart to learn to forget. 

[dadsolo]

"That’s a good story."

[teen-wolf-archive]

[darren-criss]

tv tropes » Lydia Martin (Teen Wolf)

[deputystilinski]

[jesperfahey]

[highwaytohoech]

"what’s that?" your mother asks as she catches a glimpse of teen wolf on your computer.

"oh, it’s this show about werewolves," you say, "it’s kind of goofy but it can be really good—there’s action, mystery, horror—"

there’s a knock at the door. it is tyler hoechlin, shirtless and panting like he’s run here. “—comedy,” he says breathlessly, eyebrows judging you slightly for not mentioning this yourself. ”stiles.” 

[allsonargent]

"You’re the one who saved Isaac.

I’m the one who was hired to save Isaac.”

[blamesteve]

You don’t disrupt genius at work.

[haleyjamesarchive]

[romanovvidow]

Treat yourself the way you treat your favorite characters. Look into your back-story to understand your current plot. Sympathize with yourself. Recognize your flaws, and appreciate your strengths. Defend yourself. Cheer yourself on when you go into battle. Appreciate every relationship you make and always look for hidden potential. You’re the protagonist in your story. You’re the main character. You’re the hero.

Treat yourself like one.