bogus

sup im ashly and im super lame bye

[unflatteringcatselfies]

To enter the forest you must first answer a riddle told by the majestic fluff tail brothers

[unflatteringcatselfies]

To enter the forest you must first answer a riddle told by the majestic fluff tail brothers

[purpletangyvaginas]

[adeles]

In a Heartbeat (2017) by Beth David and Esteban Bravo

[ruinedchildhood]

“Oh, somewhere deep inside of these bones. An emptiness began to grow. There’s something out there, far from my home. A longing that I’ve never known.” The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) dir. Henry Selick

[decepticun]

Untitled | by julianbialowas

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[torihaizu]

ok but who else regrets everything they fuckin say

[uhrair-blog]

my boyfriend talks in his sleep and I wish it was just cute gibberish but instead it’s TERRIFYING. so far, he has:

- grabbed me by the shoulder and put his hand over my mouth at 3am and pointed to the wall, whispering “do you see it? the barbed wire.” - woken me up and muttered “he’s here” while staring at my bedroom door - rolled over last night and said “you don’t know what’s out there. You don’t know what’s in the swamp.”

he’s taken like 20 years off my life.

[meanplastic]

You know she dead

[kafysanchez]

Something my dumbass would do

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[wordsnquotes]

Don’t become who hurt you.

Unknown (via wordsnquotes)

[nubbsgalore]

[prewars]

quebec city’s petit champlain neighbourhood at christmas. established in 1608, it is the oldest commercial district in north america. photos by (click pic) patrick langlois, alexander kolomietz, christina ann, pamela macnaughtan, steve leclerc, gaetan bourque, luckyquebec and dawna moore

[ruinedchildhood]

Also, know that it’s okay for us to say we’re crazy but you? Hi, you can never say that to us.

[caro-meow]

[imp-deactivated20171219-deactiv]

salvador dali that wild son of a gun he loved Bendy clocks

[refinery29]

#DisabledAndCute is the best thing on Twitter this week (and there’s been a LOT of stiff competition)

We’ve seen firsthand just how powerful, courageous, and badass differently abled people can be. And it looks like the rest of the internet is finally catching up. An array of Twitter users of different ages, races, and genders are showing up to strut their stuff, share their stories, and prove that their disabilities are just part of what makes them cute and fierce as heck.

[melisica]