[losingt0uch-blog]

I lowkey (but rlly highkey) need affection right now

[cocina-deactivated20181016]

mood

[nosdrinker]

sir, you cannot name your son “Papa_Roach_Scars.mp3”, we just won’t allow it

[nosdrinker]

when did I post this

[3ds-xl]

when something’s kinda rad, but not too rad

[ambermayvlog-blog]

I fucking hate this website 

[podencos]

I’m so easily revitalized by small, loving gestures

[i-am-no-otherbutmyself]

[sourskeletons]

serving face at your crush for .329802 seconds then pretending to ignore him like

[joner]

[samisoffthewall]

[threebigolsausages-deactivated2]

[onlytwitterpics]

[memeufacturing-deactivated20161]

god: okay tiny animals youre ready to be in the world!!! ants: yipee!! yay!!! god: okay lets make the anteater now ants: the what 

[officialjiggly]

sucking dick is demeaning

[splashes-n-stuff]

De meaning of life 😎

[feels-by-the-foot]

[strangeparker]

[stability]

[weloveshortvideos]

[surprisebitch]

when i hook up with guys, i dont give out my real name when they ask. i like to think of it as my alter-ego who is a ho.. or my studio name and every sexual encounter is performance art

[notsafef0rtwerk]

Alter-eg(hoe)

[surprisebitch]

[beecups-deactivated20171013]

Why isn’t using sign language more common in society? like??? Not even just communicating within deaf communities but for everybody to use with anybody?

I feel like this should be standard learning material for those working in loud workplaces or with machinery, or maybe idk for talking underwater or when someone else can’t hear you at a concert. Or what about when somebody is having a panic attack and can’t talk, or just isn’t all that comfortable with voicing their feelings?

Why isn’t nonverbal communication more integrated into our society? Cause it should be.

[littlelostalotgrateful]

“Tips to prevent mood swings: avoid caffeine, alcohol and sugary foods” that’s me diet tho mate