Isolated Chyld

"A point of view on culture, relationships, current events, and other randomness from the minds of only children. We're not spoiled just highly confident"

[justbegreenlove]

#420 #fukinfriday #highpriestess #begreen #highlife #sparktheconversation #cannabiscancure #livingthehighlife #lovegang #bepositive #highsociety #loverevolution #thG #namastebitches #weedthepeople (at Venice Beach)

[wtfgamersonly]

Zelda’ Lost Wood song mashed up with that hot line bling.

[isolated-chyld]

@Drake #ovo

[13thwitness]

[marvel]

Marc Spector has been defending New York City for years as the masked vigilante known as Moon Knight. Or has he? Waking up in an insane asylum shakes that confidence. Turns out he’s been institutionalized since he was a child. But that can’t be true. Can it?

Marvel is pleased to announce MOON KNIGHT #1 – the brand new series coming next year from creators Jeff Lemire (Extraordinary X-Men, Sweet Tooth) and Greg Smallwood (Moon Knight)!

MOON KNIGHT #1 Written by JEFF LEMIRE Art & Cover by GREG SMALLWOOD Coming Spring 2016!

[vicemag]

These Stunning Photos of New Zealand’s Largest Gang Will Give You Sleepless Nights

[isolated-chyld]

(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eEcC4ooWUI)

[stephenvanasco]

What Is photography to you?

Happiness.

[sbnation]

An illustrated encyclopedia of Action Bronson’s ridiculous, wonderful sports lyrics.

[rappcats]

1989: Pete Nice, Eazy E, Dre, Zev Love X (Doom) & Lord Quas 

[sbnation]

Steph Curry is making people fall out the dang frame on the Vine

[stephenvanasco]

HUF x G Shock x Dipset

[marvel]

Meet the latest member of the team: ‪#‎AntMan‬. Heroes don’t get any bigger, in theaters July 17th.

[vicemag]

This Is How It Feels to Live with Severe Anxiety

As part of the human body’s acute stress system, the “fight-or-flight” response works by stimulating the heart rate, dilating air passages, and contracting blood vessels—all of which increase blood flow and oxygen to the muscles, so we can be ready to run away from something life-threatening: a wild mammal, a fast car, a dangerous person. As physiological responses go, it’s pretty important. Only, sometimes, we short-circuit a bit.

Charles Darwin, who for years was reported to have suffered from crippling panic disorder that often left him housebound, argued that, to a degree, it is highly evolved to be “on alert” most of the time. But the fight-or-flight response, as explained by Mark Williams and Danny Penman in Mindfulness: A Practical Guide to Finding Peace in a Frantic World, “isn’t conscious—it’s controlled by one of the most ‘primeval’ parts of the brain, which means it’s often a bit simplistic in the way it interprets danger. In fact, it makes no distinction between an external threat, such as a tiger, and an internal one, such as a troubling memory or a future worry. It treats both as threats that either need to be fought off or run away from.” As the Atlantic’s editor in chief, Scott Stossel, researched in his brilliant and harrowing memoir, My Age of Anxiety, “Species that 'fear rightly’ increase their chances of survival. We anxious people are less likely to remove ourselves from the gene pool by, say, frolicking on the edge of cliffs or becoming fighter pilots.”

Sometimes, though, the “dangerous” person is you.

Continue

[vicemag]

The Middle East’s First All-Female Photo Collective Makes Some Incredible Images

[marvel]

“In a world this vulnerable, we need something more powerful than any of us.” Marvel’s “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” in theaters May 1st. Get tickets: Fandango.com/Avengers

[marvel]

“I’m sick of watching people pay for our mistakes." 

[stephenvanasco]