One Day

| 25 | 🏳️‍🌈 | MX/USA | Texas 🤘 |

[kteeoh]

“With you, I like mornings and nights Sundays and Mondays Januarys and Decembers and everything in between.”

— jahjielove

[jee-q]

No one truly knows the real me. I spread my life in bits & pieces across the board between people I’ve met throughout my life. Some know my secrets, some know about my past, some know about my heartbreaks, some know about my successes… but no one knows everything.

[adriankarl]

you ever wanna fuck the living shit outta somebody but also cook for them and make sure they’re emotionally stable?

[somosletras]

¡Lo admito!, no puedo escribir para alguien que no seas tú. Mis letras pierden el sentido si no las inspiras tú. Comienzo a escribir sobre el amor, y termino por mencionar lo que fuimos hace algún tiempo. Comienzo hablando de la mierda, y termino describiendo una parte de ti. Escribo sobre la felicidad y la tristeza, y tú eres el protagonista en las dos. ¡Joder!… no sé cuál vicio termine primero, mis letras o mi masoquismo. -Fabiola Rodríguez

[tits-n-t4ts]

I just want to lay in bed with someone in our underwear and make out, watch movies and fuck like 3 or 10 times

[c0ffee-and-literature]

I know I miss you because it happens in daylight. When I’m driving down a road with a view and the sun is hitting me, I think of how good you’d look beside me. And how great your laugh would sound, joining me when I’m out with friends. Or how much warmer the bed would be with you in it.

- S.A // I miss you even when I’m not lonely

[localsapphicperson]

if euphoria actually allows rue and jules to heal individually, learn from their experiences and grow and then actually end up together in a healthy full blown relationship, [maybe around college because healing takes times but not forever], then it’ll be the most complex yet most beautifully developed w|w relationship i’ll personally ever see.

[flowerais-deactivated20211031]

You’re healing every time you

get out of bed because there’s something you’re excited about.

don’t think about people who left.

clean the clutter in the room and dishes in your sink.

smile at yourself and random people.

do something kind and out of the blue to make someone happy.

work out or meet with friends even though you have no energy to.

calm yourself down when your thoughts race.

remember to drink water.

don’t dwell on things you can’t control.

do things good for yourself, even though you have no motivation.

tell yourself that you’re growing from this, and you won’t feel like this forever.

[life-love-stress-and-set-backs]

[surqrised]

“What’s the worst thing I’ve stolen? Probably little pieces of other people’s lives. Where I’ve either wasted their time or hurt them in some way. That’s the worst thing you can steal, the time of other people. You just can’t get that back.”

— Chester Bennington (via thoughtkick)

[bering-strait-deactivated202005]

being gay has changed almost all of my/my friends interactions with the rest of society so PLEASE stop saying it “makes you no different” and “it doesn’t affect you” and “everyone is the same”. this is a childish, ineffective way to address internalized homophobia.

your intentions are good, but you’re erasing years of trauma, abuse and isolation within gay populations caused by homophobic violence. 

closeted or not, every gay person has had their interactions with others shaped by fear of homophobic retaliation. it’s not as simple as “they like the same sex”. it’s cultural. it’s beaten into us from reading age to reject “gayness” and femininity. 

gay people do act differently from straight people, not because they are gay, but because they are raised in a society that rejects them, even before they know they’re different.

[infinite-liebe]

I think about this everyday

[whitepeopletwitter]

[bitchybreadpainter-deactivated2]

The anonymous button is not for hate messages and death threats! It’s for confessing your love and asking stupid questions!

[lmm-43]

Hug me, I’m mentally tired

[jojordan-art-deactivated2025120]

[soritesparadox]

Reminder that Stonewall wasn’t about marriage equality. Stonewall was about police brutality. It was about systemic abuse and subordination. Stonewall was spearheaded by black trans women. As we celebrate Pride 2020, within the context of the Black Lives Matter riots, it’s imperative that we remember that.

Riots in protest of police brutality are the reason that we have more rights today. Do not forget your roots.

You can’t celebrate Pride while simultaneously condemning the Black Lives Matter riots and protests that are happening right now. Know your history.

[the-real-eye-to-see]

An artist in Baltimore wrote names of fatal victims of the police force along the sidewalk. 

She began with victims killed on May 1st of 2013 and wrote every name that was recorded until the present day.

Names stretched from Penn Station to a George Washington monument in the middle of the city, which is nearly a mile in distance.

Source

#RIP to the lost ones by police brutality.