my sister saved my life

And then she broke my fucking heart

[especially]

[destroymylife]

[eliminated]

[compulsive]

[jaclynpaige]

[languageboutique]

[especially]

[le-mal-appelle-le-mal]

Tiger King was the biggest highlight of 2020. Prove me wrong.

[whatever-you-write]

[neckkiss]

“I hope you find yourself out there. I hope you figure out your heart. I hope you figure out your mind. I hope you learn how to be kind to yourself. How to embrace the journey you are on. I hope you learn to be proud of the person you are becoming. I hope you learn to be proud of where you are - even if it isn’t exactly where you want to be.”

— Bianca Sparacino (via perrfectly)

[whitefireprincess]

[noheartgirl]

[tsunamiwavesurfing]

[grownthot]

people are capable of beautiful things

[soggymoistblent-deactivated2015]

i thought this was going in a bad direction

[aspiringwarriorlibrarian]

“I earned more money than I knew what to do with, and I didn’t want to forget my roots. So I paid back the people who helped me and my family.” He’s also giving elderly and low income people three free meals a day.

Past a certain point, extra money doesn’t really benefit you, so give it those that would benefit. Quit letting people hoard ludicrous amounts of money out of vanity when others need it so much more.

[radicxlbitch-deactivated2019041]

Imagine. Jeff Bezos can do this 400+ times a day for impoverished people but what is he doing with the money, may I ask? Hoarding it.

[grendelsmilf]

I think the hot new trends for this summer should be reading comprehension and critical thinking skills

[whitepeopletwitter]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[mesogeios]

“Attention: deep listening. People are dying in spirit for lack of it. In academic culture, most listening is critical listening. We tend to pay attention only long enough to develop a counterargument; we critique the student’s or the colleague’s ideas; we mentally grade and pigeonhole each other. In society at large, people often listen with an agenda, to sell or petition or seduce. Seldom is there a deep, open-hearted nonjudgmental reception of the other. And so we all talk louder and more stridently and with a terrible desperation. By contrast, if someone truly listens to me, my spirit begins to expand.”

— Mary Rose O’Reilley, Radical Presence: Teaching as Contemplative Practice