[fallen-allien]

FKA twigs street style

[pathologising]

some of you need to be told to shut the fuck up more

[pathologising]

not me tho im super funny and my tits are fucking massive

[distantvoices]

Nuri Son By Davide Sometti For Puss Puss Magazine November 2020

[dyx-deactivated20211116]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[clutter-lover]

[irkbitig-deactivated20160425]

Mongolian Archer

[languagessi-deactivated20210423]

All i want is… financial stability.. nice skin…. fluency in my target languages…

[accidentally-stealing-names-dea]

feeling bored, might imagine myself in unrealistic scenarios of love, idk

[chaneajoyyy]

☹️🥴

[twistedcharismaaa]

Y’all hitting so close to home today.

[doomsday519-deactivated20240507]

[viinnttaaggee]

We’re 4 months into 2020 and it’s still January

[glowdetails]

outfit details @ elie saab spring 2020 couture

[disc80s]

oh.my.jin

[slipping-into-madness]

[eilti]

This is legit.

[appendingfic]

It’s actually not the same thing

Because with $1,000, that might be the money you need for rent - $65 could be the prescription you need til the end of the month. Despite being 6.5% of the amount, it could be the difference between you actually eating that week.

But a person with $1 billion has their every need and desire met. They don’t have to worry about rent or food or medicine. They could fund the research for the cure if they caught a never-before-seen disease. $65 million may be 6.5% of that, but it will make no difference in their ability to support themselves.

tl;dr It’s actually less morally defensible for the billionaire to keep the money

[ayeshaclitorica-deactivated2019]

Jennifer’s Mind

[rose-lilys]

[sanslaurent]