Life Is a Divine Chaos

[maruti-bitamin]

animal crossing snack medley

[miseducatedmelanicmuse]

SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK

[natural-selections]

[stromcuzewon]

[mi5kle]

[elaxisfae]

I’m laughing so hard cause this is deadass what bees do 😂

[justflowerslove]

Save them

[adventurelandia]

Walt Disney introducing the Morgue at the Walt Disney Studios, 1957

[mintystickers]

🍳

[going-to-hell-to-fuck-satan]

[paradedugrotesque]

THIS EXPLAINS EVERYTHING.

[90sryder]

“Why do we feel it’s necessary to yak about bullshit in order to be comfortable?”

Pulp Fiction (1994)

[mega-classysassy]

[pulpnoir-deactivated20180206]

lana del rey, 60th annual grammy awards (2018) // hedy lamarr, “ziegfeld girl” (1941)

[mlnho-deactivated20180414]

[d-e-l-ete-d-deactivated20181014]

It (2017)

[bus-a-looey]

[ne0n-signs]

[goon]

cause of death: this tweet

[sixpenceee]

The Cherokee never had princesses. This is a concept based on European folktales and has no reality in Cherokee history and culture. In fact, Cherokee women were very powerful. They owned all the houses and fields, and they could marry and divorce as they pleased. Kinship was determined through the mother’s line. Clan mothers administered justice in many matters. Beloved women were very special women chosen for their outstanding qualities. As in other aspects of Cherokee culture, there was a balance of power between men and women. Although they had different roles, they both were valued. (Source)