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He has the prettiest eyes

REBLOG IF IT’S OKAY FOR PEOPLE TO SLIP INTO YOUR MESSAGES TO TALK ABOUT THE PROBLEMS THAT THEY ARE FACING AND THAT YOU’RE WILLING TO HELP AND SUPPORT THEM AS MUCH AS YOU CAN

beachdeath

Mark Hamill speaking to fans at Oxford Union.

shutyourmoustache

Y’all, I ain’t never seen a whole Star Wars film, but Mark Hamill? Is an actual Fucking Saint™️.

michellepsychologist

😭❤️😭

robertgault76-deactivated201811

There are still good people out there. You just don’t see them too often on the news.

baldandjuicy

👍👍👍

luv2ride111-deactivated20181203

Thank You

aslowparadeoffears-deactivated2

I needed to see this. It is very difficult to remember this these days. I have been feeling pretty crappy about the state of the world especially hard this week. Thank you OP for the reminder that all hope is not lost…💜💜💜

coolmanfromthepast

The best of humanity make the angels weep in joy.

proctain

There are more good people than bad.

comicjess67-deactivated20171130

The sight of these small acts of human decency fill you with warmth and restore a bit of your faith in the human race.

Blackbolt’s priceless facial expressions

imaginaryfyre-blog

Yummm

jonesie32

A Soldier and a Marine just testing out their camo.

this-is-my-life-lacy

lololololol

captainkristine

I’m reblogging this again cause it’s that awesome.

Then there’s the Navy

letslipthehounds

I hadn’t seen the Navy one

sanerontheinside

That’s the idea

bunjywunjy

*walks down the hall and trips over 16 servicemen and a reservist*

wesleygasm

Jason Momoa at Warner Bros. Pictures panel, Comic-Con International, San Diego, USA - 22 Jul 2017

sixpenceee

Via GMB Akash

“I never told my children what was my job. I never wanted them to feel shame because of me. When my youngest daughter asked me what I did. I used to tell her hesitantly, I was a labourer. Before I went to home I used to take bathe in public toilet so they did not get any hint of the work I was doing. I wanted my daughters to send to school, to educate them. I wanted them to stand with dignity in front of people. I never wanted anyone look down at them like everyone looked down at me. People always humiliated me. I invested every penny of my earning for my daughters’ education. I never bought a new shirt, used the money instead for buying books for them. Respect, which is all I wanted them to earn for me. I was a cleaner. The day before the last date of my daughter’s college admission, I could not manage to get her admission fees. I could not work that day. I was sitting beside the rubbish, was trying hard to hide my tears. I was unable to work that day. All my coworkers were looking at me but no one came to speak. I was failed, heartbroken and I had no idea how to face my daughter who would ask me about the admission fees once I back to home. I am born poor. Nothing good can happen with a poor person that was my belief. After work all cleaners came to me, sat beside and asked if I considered them as brothers. Before I could answer they handed their one day income in my hand. When I was refusing everyone they confronted by saying, ‘We will starve today if needed but our daughter has to go to college.’ I cannot reply them. That day I did not take shower. That day I went to house like a cleaner. My daughter is going to finish her University very soon. Three of them do not let me to work anymore. She has a part time job and three of them do tuition. But often she took me to my working place. Feed all my coworkers along me. They will laugh and ask her why she feed them so often. My daughter told them, ‘All of you starve for me that day so I can become what I am today, pray for me that I can feed you all, every day.‘ Now a days I do not feel, I am a poor man. Whoever has such children, how he can be poor. ” - Idris