I'll race the darkness

[Dianara // 24 // infj] shinee (taemin biased) + red velvet (seulgi biased) + twice. mixed filipina + puerto rican + a giant ass lesbian !!!!

[goresociety-deactivated20241001]

“INFJ” “ENTP” shut the fuck up whats your least favorite ice cream flavor

[goresociety-deactivated20241001]

so many betrayals are happening because of this question i love it

[winxys-deactivated]

NAYEON POP! Fancam (220626)

[twuce]

TWICE ♡ The 11th Mini Album ‘BETWEEN 1&2’ Concept Photos #1

[sanayeon]

MOMO — TWICE 4th World Tour in Japan

[aotwitter]

[djxiao]

SHINee 2021 Season’s Greetings

[blackwoolncrown]

pretty shitty how baseline human activities like singing, dancing and making art got turned into skills  instead of being seen as behaviors

so now it’s like ‘the point of doing them is to get good at them’ and not ‘this is a thing humans do, the way birds sing and bees make hives’.

[sonateharder]

I know I’ve posted this before, but it bears repeating.

This is a thing humans do; you don’t have to be good at it to enjoy it.

[velvetys]

Harder question: zimzalabim vs really bad boy

[jiminietrash]

I wanna know??? What was the first ever Kpop song you listened to? The one that dragged you to the pits of kpop hell

[leepacey]

not to be sappy on main BUT one thing that i really loved when studying linguistics was that the more important a word is, the earlier the concept of this thing was given a word. for example, the word water is similar in many similar languages (aqua, agua, água). so, the more important a word is, the more languages it’ll be similar across and the older this word will be, theoretically and generally speaking (many other things also affect this)

AND SO in my years studying linguistics, there was one word that was nearly identical across so many regionally different languages (though there are outliers of course), from europe to most of asia to subsaharan africa to indigenous languages. across nearly all languages this is the first word people learn how to say and maybe the first word humans in general officially named and defined:

mamãe - portuguese 

妈妈 (māmā) - chinese

ਮੰਮੀ (mamī) - punjabi

mamah - mayan (yucatec)

мама - bulgarian, russian, ukrainian

ماں (mäm) - urdu

মা (mā) - bengali

mẹ (may) - vietnamese

ママ (mama) - japanese

అమ్మ (am'ma) - telugu

mama - quechua

મમ્મી (mam'mī) - gujarati

അമ്മ (am'ma) - malayalam

amá - navajo

엄마 (omma) - korean

eme - native hawaiian

onam - uzbek

aana - yupik

mema - tagish

μαμά (mamá) - greek

mama - swahili

أمي (umi) - arabic

mayi - chichewa

माँ (ma) - hindi

mam - dutch

ម៉ាក់ (ma) - khmer

แม่ (mæ̀) - thai

அம்மா (am'mā) - tamil

අම්මා (ammā) - sinhala

amai - zulu

ama - basque

आमा (āmā) - nepali

အမေ (amay) - myanmar (burmese)

mamá - spanish

mom/mum- english

this isn’t actually the first word because we teach babies this word (most likely), but because the “mama” or “ama” sounds are the easiest things for babies to say, and it’s nearly always the only thing they can say at first, and adults across all languages defined their language around that.

babies all over the world for thousands and thousands of years all started out blabbering sounds like “mama” and mothers everywhere were all like Oh Shit That’s Me! I’m Mama!

[sayamiru]

[seulgik]

irene — 150913 dumb dumb

[kristina100000]

im sexy so watch your tone

[killa-drea]

she cute but she say stupid shit on the internet 

[minsam2]

[liajisu]

(201029) i can’t stop me x momo fancam

[loveisbraveandwild]

yup