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Laura * 23 * my mad fat diary, sense8, doctor who, the 100, sherlock, teen wolf, jane the virgin, modern family, harry potter, parks and recreation

[isitsafe]

Zelda is having none of your nonsense today, Tate.

[jamaicanblackcastoroil]

That’s Robin Williams’ daughter so she definitely will not be having your bullshit.

[lifesnotalovestory]

I can't even comprehend how excited it makes me that sweather weather is here!!!!

Today is Germany's national day and it's a bank holiday, so no school. It's been raining since yesterday and this calls for a cozy day in :))))

[justforsmiles]

Things will work out when they work out. If they don’t work out the way you intend, don’t fret. It is probably a reminder that something needs change or attention. It’s another experience under your belt. It’s another lesson learned. Even the best fall down sometimes…don’t be so hard on yourself. Please don’t be so hard on yourself.

[justforsmiles]

A quick reminder to self and everyone else out there even though I probably have such a hard time with this. Breathe. You are doing your best.

[hugh-dancy-archived]

The son of Sheriff Stilinski, Scott McCall’s best friend and the boyfriend of Lydia Martin. He was the first member of Scott’s Pack and continued to help Scott throughout high school as he faced the various complications of being a young werewolf. After high school, Stiles left Beacon Hills for an internship with the US Federal Bureau of Investigation. He is currently attending a six-month program at Quantico, Virginia. Only to return to help Scott’s Pack win one last battle. Saving the town Beacon Hills along with the Pack. He remains a loyal member of the Mccall Pack to this day. 

He is portrayed by Dylan O'Brien. 

Farewell, Mieczysław “Stiles” Stilinski // Teen Wolf (2011 - 2017)

[sixpenceee]

Doodlebug weighed just about 3 ½ pounds when he was found on the side of a road in Grafton, New South Wales, in southeastern Australia.

It has now been months since the baby kangaroo was rescued. Tim Beshara and his mom, Gillian Abbott, still wonder why he was left on his own.

“We don’t know whether his mother had died either through a car accident or a dog attack, or whether he simply was abandoned,” Beshara told CBS News.

Either way, it looks like the now 15-month-old kangaroo is finally finding a way to cope.

Doodlebug finds companionship in his favorite stuffed animal, a teddy bear. (Source)

[iamleslieknope]

​DOODLEBUG?!!!!!!?????!!!!!!!!

[dislikes-deactivated20160906]

to all cat owners following me….tell your cats that i love them. gently poke their paw pads and let them know i care

[totalparksandrec]

[yeezy-nation]

Germany electing actual nazis should show yall that they were never sincere abt the Holocaust apologies

[problematiq]

87% of our country didn’t vote the nazis. It’s terrible and it shouldn’t have happened but you can’t call out the entirety of Germany for supposedly being insincere about our Holocaust regret. Germany is still feeling the shame from our actions, we are probably the least patriotic country in Europe simply because we can’t allow ourselves to wave flags around, and there is not really much to be proud of in our heritage.

Yes, there is xenophobia, yes there is racism, yes there is islamophobia, yes there are violent crimes against minorities and refugees still happening in our country. Yes, there are dumb and uneducated people who voiced their frustration about our last government in the form of giving a nazi party their protest vote without reading their program, just to stick it to the government.

30% of the AfD voters said they voted as they did because they agree with their policies, and 60% said they did so because they were unsatisfied with our current government, but don’t think the AfD is actually capable of governing.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m furious this has happened. I’m shocked and sad that the AfD is in the parliament. I’m not making excuses for AfD voters because to be honest, I personally think they can all go to hell for giving nazis their vote. The AfD are a threat that developed because nobody took them seriously.

But we are not a nazi country who suddenly doesn’t give a shit about the Holocaust anymore. The AfD don’t represent us. The great majority of Germany is disgusted by the AfD and aren’t fooled by them.

I am unbelievably sorry to all Muslims and immigrants and Jewish people in this country, we still care about you. I’m sorry if the election has made you feel unsafe, that is unacceptable. I’m sorry some people have forgotten or disregarded our past, but believe me, the vast majority haven’t.

[lifesnotalovestory]

To the original comment:

Well that is the most prejudiced comment i've ever read.. it's so obvious that you have never met a german or talked to a german about more than just football and the weather.

I'm 23 and german and i grew up learning that the holocaust was the worst thing that has happened in the last 500 years. I grew up learning in school about it so we know what happened (this happened before i was born, you know right?) and why it should never happen again and how to prevent this from happening again. I bet germans are more educated in this topic than any other country because IT IS OUR HISTORY. We are so aware of all this ultra conservative and islamophobic stuff you wouldn't even see if it was right in front of you.

Have you ever talked to a german? If you make a joke about nazis or hitler they won't laugh like some of the american folks do, they will most likely not continue talking to you. We take it seriously.

We are completely aware of our history which is a thing many more countries should be. And it infuriates me that other countries always point to germany but they themselves aren't half as educated on topics like this as us

Let me tell you one last thing: there are more racist, xenophobic, misogynic and holocaust-denying nazis in the us and other countries than you think

Still, it's horrible this is happening, I really hope the other parties unite against the afd

[princessrhcenyra]

I luv him…..

[problematiq]

Canadian here...I don’t quite understand why 13% of the vote for the AfD is such a big deal? like I know that’s still too many nazis cause ideally 0% is the right amount but wouldn’t that mean the vast majority of the country doesn’t support them, especially taking into account the amount of people who didn’t vote?

Hey. Well, to understand why this is a big deal, you need to understand how our government works. 

Our parliament (or Bundestag) is made up of 690 seats, and every party that gets 5% or more of the general votes, will get seats.The Christian Democratic Union (CDU) got 33% of the vote and is the most popular party, which means that they will occupy most of the seats (239). The Social Democrats are the 2nd most popular party with 21%, which means they will get 150 seats. Basically, the amount of votes the party gets will decide how many seats there will be. And since the AfD is the third biggest party, they will get 93 seats. (They are still counting so there are slight changes every now and ten). 

Every time this parliament puts in a vote for something, there will be 93 nazis and nazi sympathizers will get to pitch in. 93 people that weren’t there before, because they weren’t in the parliament at all before, and them being nazis isn’t the only bad thing about them - their election program is ridiculous. This is the first time since the 3rd Reich that people who openly support nazis will have a say in the government and will have a say in what happens. 

For example, this parliament that decided when same sex marriage became legal - the AfD opposes that.(in fact they not only want no same sex marriage, despite one of their party leaders being a lesbian, they are advocating for a traditional heterosexual marriage, they want to punish single parents, they want women to work less and bear children - one of their slogans said “we’ll make our new Germans ourselves).We’re not an open democracy with referendums like other countries, we rely on our government to represent our wishes.

Basically, the AfD came out of nowhere. Nobody expected them to get this many votes and become the 3rd biggest party, which is HUGE. They have more influence than makes anyone comfortable. It’s shocking to me how many people are willing to overlook the racism, the anti-semitism, the islamophobia because “they have some valid points about other things, they’re not all bad.” They are disgusting, and they are disgusting publicly.

It’s just makes me really afraid for Germany’s future and what it means to the public and political climate. I don’t want nazis to have a say in anything. I don’t want people to support nazis. 13% is MILLIONS OF PEOPLE supporting radical right wing extremists.

[problematiq]

I forgot to mention, that the CDU as the winner of the election will govern the country, but since they didn’t get 50%, they have to find other parties to form a coalition with (which means they will govern together) to form a 50%. The last four years that was the SPD (social democrats). And the next biggest party would be the opposition. 

IF the CDU and SPD formed a coalition again, the AfD would be the opposition, which CANNOT happen. Thankfully the SPD decided against a coalition and not to govern with the CDU right away after the results came in, and decided to be the opposition which will prevent the AfD from becoming the opposition. The CDU will most likely not choose the AfD to govern with them, but the FDP (free democrats) and the Green Party, since the AfD build their campaign on viciously attacking Merkel and her refugee policies and even now saying that they will “come after her”. So the AfD will neither be the government nor the opposition, which is positive, but the situation still sucks.

[boulevard-of-broken-kids-deacti]

Not to forget, the AfD is eurosceptic, so they would make Germany leave the EU and bring the D-Mark (Germany‘s currency before the €) back because „it‘s better for Germany‘s economy“

But they‘re forgetting all the advantages of the EU….

Also, the official AfD Wikipedia article says their Ideology is „German nationalism, Right-wing populism, Euroscepticism, National conservatism, National liberalism, Economic liberalism, Anti-immigration, Anti-islam and Antifeminism“

So they‘re not even trying to deny their nazi-being anyhow

[lifesnotalovestory]

A week a go i started reading jussi adler olsen's "The purity of vengeance" which came out in 2010 and i still can't believe it didn't come out two years ago, it's like he knew what was coming in europe/germany (refugees, the afd and it's leader gauland). It takes place in denmark but there are huge similarities in the story

[lifesnotalovestory]

it really happened. germany voted for a nazi party and they got so many votes that they are going to be in the parliament.

This is a horrible day, we have to be prepared for massive changes, racism and right wing politics and i hope the other parties unite against them

[hotdiggitydogblog]

[amanitacaplan]

(insp.)

[c-ptsd-chronicles]

Reblog if your parents are a large part of the reason why you now have to suffer from mental illness.

[lifesnotalovestory]

I'm home from my in-patient stay

hey you lot, yesterday i came home after spending two months at a paychosomatic clinic. Unfortunately i won’t be back until september since we’re headed to thailand tomorrow ✌🏻 I’ll try to catch up with aaall my shows then, i can’t wait!!! Hope you all had a great summer

[lifesnotalovestory]

And gay marriage is finally legal in germany! 🌈🌈🌈🌈

[lifesnotalovestory]

I haven't been online for a while because i got into the psychologiacal clinic, finally. It's really nice and i feel so comfortable there (i never thought this would happen bc i love my home and i love having my things and friends around me). The therapists are incredibly nice and sweet and they know exactly what is wrong when you have a bad day or cry during a conversation about my parents. They know things i den't even feel myself yet (for a long tme i have kept all my feelings hidden and locked away, so i have to learn to "feel" emotions again, which is why i often can't tell why i'm crying or acting a certain way) Also the patients are so sweet! They are very sensitive when it comes to other patients feelings