No Robots Allowed

A very random boy...

[undeddisfunction]

“You started young, right? What is your advice for young people?”

[jemimaaslana]

Finally someone who understands.

[acidocasualidad]

[best-of-memes]

[blackdaruma-blog]

[triatic]

If you break someone’s heart and they still talk to you with the same excitement and respect. Believe me they really love you.

Unknown. (via triatic)

[joaofariaff-blog]

Hi. I'm gay. You're gay. Let's be friends.... :)

Since you're anonymous, it's kinda hard to be friends, right? Are you "the" Anonymous? Cause that would be pretty cool!

[marquiswarrenn]

The Hateful Eight (2015) 

[vikander]

[sullee]

[evanspetres-deactivated20201015]

[joaofariaff-blog]

3 Mães

[unfortunatesun]

ARE U FUCKIN KIDDING ME

[thimblelina]

Being an extrovert is not all sunshine and rainbows

like the internet makes it out to be.

Being an extrovert means that whenever I am alone, I feel like crap. I feel so lonely that it is extremely hard to be productive. All I can focus on is the crappy feeling.

Sometimes, if I must be alone, watching TV makes me forget the crappy feeling, that is until the credits music plays and I feel a sinking dread at the realization of how alone I am.

Feeling lonely can make me feel guilty and/or inadequate for no apparent reason.

When I’m with people, the crappy feeling instantly goes away. Even if I’m just in a cafe doing homework instead of my room at home. I feel ambitious and productive again.

This does not mean that I don’t need any time to myself. But I would prefer my time to myself to be me alone in my room with someone else in the next room.

Introverts get their energy from being alone.

Extroverts get their energy from being with people. And as an extrovert, I drain from being alone. And it sucks.

Thank you for listening to this rant.

[waywardbelle]

[seabeck]

[misswallflower]

[broadwaymeows]