LeslieAnne

🌯+🥃=🖤 | Hufflepuff 🌻

[chronically-autistic-dinosaur]

[wunschkippen]

i wonder what’s gonna fuck me up next

[accio-hogwarts-bullshit]

Gryffindor: What happens if I press the accelerator and the break at the same time?

Hufflepuff: The car takes a screenshot.

Ravenclaw: For the last time, get out.

[iwontwrite]

“the truth is I don’t know. I don’t know if the truth is worth it or better left unsaid.”

— c.t.//spilled ink

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[whitepeopletwitter]

[mostlyrickman]

Late 80’s beardy Alan Rickman was a damn good look

[persimmonns]

The Lathe of Heaven by Ursula K. Le Guin / @lobotomybarbie / ? / @citrusflowers / fermentation night by Molly Cheang illustration & painting / 8th to 6th century BCE figurine of a woman baking, Akhzib / @3-ducks-in-a-trenchcoat​ / @moss-is-nice​ / ? / Everything Leads to You by Nina Lacour 

[thetattedstoner]

Tearin Up My Heart || N'Sync

[anxietyproblem]

[infinitylooper]

Something to think about:

The Earth is 4.6 billion years old. Let’s scale that to 46 years. We have been here for 4 hours. Our industrial revolution began 1 minute ago. In that time, we have destroyed more than 50% of the world’s forests.

This isn’t sustainable.

[kirstenamber]

you were more than just a dream

[scrantonpaper-deactivated201809]

me, watching a battle scene: please not the horses. leave them alone. they did nothing wrong. they are the only innocent ones. they don’t deserve this.

[fiyhi]

honestly this used to upset me a lot as a kid until my mom, who’s worked with horses for many years, told me about how they train the horses in those movies to do things like falling down, kneeling, crawling, or stay laying on the ground after they fall. and how it’s so tough to train a prey animal to do these behaviors and how hard both trainer and horse have to work. so now whenever i see a horse take a hit and go down in a movie, i just think “fucking superb you funky little horse actor”

[lydia-warden]

Arya: You said I’d shut many eyes forever.

Melisandre: Brown eyes, green eyes… and blue eyes.

Me:

[stephaniegraceofficial]

I’ll return to Biblical womanhood gladly. Because Biblical womanhood is Deborah being called by God to lead the nation of Israel into victory. Biblical womanhood is Jesus choosing a woman as the first person to whom He revealed His identity as The Messiah and making her the first evangelist. Biblical womanhood is Jesus revealing himself first to women after His resurrection, trusting them with the task of telling His disciples. Biblical womanhood is Jesus inviting Mary and Martha to sit at his feet to be taught as disciples, valuing their presence there with Him instead of busying themselves with meal preparation and “women’s work.” Biblical womanhood is Paul calling Lydia and Priscilla his coworkers in Christ. Biblical womanhood is Priscilla teaching Apollos (a man) and her name being listed before that of her husband, Aquila, when the couple is mentioned in scripture. Biblical womanhood is Paul referring to Phoebe as a minister and a leader. Biblical womanhood is Lydia founding the church in Phillippi. Biblical womanhood is countless other examples of women, valued and empowered by Christ, teaching and leading right alongside men. 

Biblical womanhood is not a few taken-out-of-context verses, written to specific audiences and wrongfully universally applied, about women remaining silent in church and not having authority over men. 

[fluffy-milkk]

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