i like you anyways.

[iluanyways]

Your personal philosophy is the greatest determining factor in how your life works out.

How to Win Friends and Influence People

[iluanyways]

[iluanyways]

If anything, my wife stood as evidence that more women should be in higher positions, and paid better—to no small degree, having power and money equals health, because it gives you more control over your time.

Moises Velasquez-Manoff, The Atlantic

[macrolit]

I love to see a young girl go out and grab the world by the lapels. Life’s a bitch. You’ve got to go out and kick ass.

Maya Angelou (via macrolit)

[iluanyways]

I had a dream that you were mine/

I’ve had that dream a thousand times/

a thousand times, a thousand times/

I’ve had that dream a thousand times.

[mistressemmedi]

© not mine

[washingtonpost]

I am heartbroken that America is turning its back on a proud history of welcoming refugees and immigrants — the people who helped build your country, ready to work hard in exchange for a fair chance at a new life.

Read more here: Malala criticizes Trump for ‘closing the door on children’ fleeing violence

(via

washingtonpost

)

[profeminist]

Source

[iluanyways]

Everyone’s a critic. Sherlock TFB finale was brillz, ya’ll can suck it.  

[swift8gyllenhaal]

The Final Problem

[mycrofts-kitchen]

KEEP MYCROFT SAFE 2k17

[emilyscartoons]

Background Slytherin Part I

The story so far! More coming in Parts II & III, thank you beautiful people of Tumblr for appreciating them 💚

I haven’t edited anything cos I think it’s interesting to see how my style developed & improved along the way, and also I’m super lazy 🐍

Look out this #SlytherinSunday for a Very Special Announcement… 😮 xx

[2errrrrkkk]

Soap Shopping With Kendrick Lamar & Shaq

[whoweareneverstopschanging-deac]

Leslie Knope is never not relevant

[suber]

NEXT JOB INTERVIEW I BETTER NOT HEAR SHIT ABOUT EXPERIENCE.

[huffpost]

[annfriedman]

Here’s a secret: Hillary was always a beginning and never an endpoint. She is not our last chance at a woman president, and she was never our only path to meaningful change or feminist progress. President Hillary — even with a Democratic Senate — wouldn’t have been able to put a hard stop on the entrenched racism that leads to state violence against black people, or the male entitlement that leads to the abuse and assault of women. Things are going to be, uh, different without her in the White House (sorry, understatement of the decade), but our fundamental task is unchanged. The call to action is the same, but so much louder. So listen to it.

Finish Your Ugly-Crying. Here’s What Comes Next - NYmag.com (via annfriedman)