moon tell me if i could send up my heart to you?

she/her• bisexual• desi• 

[vamptits]

the right hairstyle for your face is the one that makes you smile when you see yourself in the mirror btw.

[vamptits]

this applies to clothing as well!!! being happy and comfortable with yourself is ALWAYS more important than adhering to some stupid made up rules about body types. shave your head. wear the crop top.

[jennifercheckwannabeme]

where?

[iamreallyawkwardsblog]

Is it only me jisko couples ko dekh ke chid ni machti🤡

I mean I love it when I see people in love , doing things for each other it just warms my heart ki duniya mai itna pyar bhi hai😭

[kyayarpriyanka]

kya kuch zyada maang liya?

ye "wyd", "netflix and chill", "hookup" culture kya hai yar?

i want a "chai piyogi, mere saath?", "ye khat likha hai tumhare liye -- akele mein padhna", "apna dhyaan rakhiyega", "gulaab -- tumhein pasand hai na?", "chalo, saath mein khana banate hain", "ghazalein sunogi?", "aap chinta na karein, main hoon na" type of love!!!

[paulfrankjuliusthemonkey]

shirt that says my childhood drags behind me like a dead body

[piecesbyra]

hi (with the intention of)

[finita--la--commedia]

– Jacques Derrida’s library

[gaypornvideoswebsite]

being a hater is a private affair. haterism for clout is embarassing, get a journal, gel pens even

[khwabteremp3]

really want to send this to my brother because recently i told him that I journal and he thought wow she is so productive. But the username.

[gaypornvideoswebsite]

being a hater is a private affair. haterism for clout is embarassing, get a journal, gel pens even

[ohmybollywood]

"Babu Mushoi, zindagi badi honi chahiye ... lambi nahin" - Anand (1971)

[hum-suffer]

I relate to Arjun so much (I need Krishna to come down and whack me over the head and yell at me to do my kartavya too)

[odonianpoet]

Cate Blanchett, 1994

[claypigeonpottery]

finally made myself a mug

the quote's from @marypsue

[jeou]

vogue japan february 07

[charliesheenattack-blog]

[shoyowo]

Hey remember when US and Russia was all like “We’re the best!!! We’ve won the space race!!!!” But India sent a kick-ass space probe to Mars and the whole mission was fuel efficient, costed less and a roaring success in the first try and then they were like “…..wait no that can’t be true” and still have the audacity to call us “underdeveloped” or only view us as a ‘third world country’? :)

For anyone who needs more info, the probe was called Mangalyaan (which literally means space probe vehicle) or Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) and you can also get more information here and here

[shoyowo]

Remember when NYT mocked India for this very thing and an TOI (a major indian newspaper) responded with this? :)

They were being racist asf and we were till respectful literally fuck you if you think ‘third world counties’ can’t be better than you

[shoyowo]

white people can and should reblog this

[seriesofnonsequiturs]

and shout out to the women engineers integral to the launch

“Indian staff from the Indian Space Research Organisation celebrate after the Mars Orbiter Spacecraft entered Mars’s orbit.

On November 5, 2013, a rocket launched toward Mars. It was India’s first interplanetary mission, Mangalyaan, and a terrific gamble. Only 40 percent of missions sent to Mars by major space organizations—NASA, Russia’s, Japan’s, or China’s—had ever been a success. No space organization had succeeded on its first attempt. What’s more, India’s space organization, ISRO, had very little funding: while NASA’s Mars probe, Maven, cost $651 million, the budget for this mission was $74 million. 

This was not the only success of the mission. An image of the scientists celebrating in the mission control room went viral. Girls in India and beyond gained new heroes: the kind that wear sarees and tie flowers in their hair, and send rockets into space.”

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[wearenotjustnumbers2]

On this year women's day, all we could think about are Palestinian women in Gaza.

Nearly 9,000 women have been killed in Israeli attacks in five months. Another 2,100 are missing and presumed dead, while 23,000 have been wounded and over half a million are displaced.

“Palestinian women, especially in the Gaza Strip, are exposed to the worst humanitarian catastrophe,” Ashraf al-Qudra, the health ministry’s spokesperson, said on Thursday.

Dozens of women and girls have also been detained and face harsh conditions in Israeli custody, including sexual abuse.

Women in Gaza also struggle to find menstruation products and access the necessary pregnancy and post-natal care. The consequences on reproductive health, including a rise in stress-induced miscarriages, stillbirths and premature births, have increased significantly.

Women in labour are undergoing caesarean procedures without anaesthetics, and a shortage of post-operative care such as medication, antibiotics and pain relief further exacerbates the situation.

According to the health ministry, 5,000 women give birth monthly in Gaza under “harsh, unsafe and unhealthy” conditions caused by Israeli bombing and displacement.

There are 60,000 pregnant women in Gaza suffering from “malnutrition, dehydration and lack of medical care.

There have also been repeated cases of Israeli soldiers mocking Palestinian women by posting videos and pictures of themselves rummaging through personal belongings in Gaza homes, making derogatory comments and posing with women’s underwear.