Wanderer

Rachael•Slightly Depressed•Sex•Reading•Coffee Enthusiast•More Sex•Cannot Successfully Adult•

[moan-s]

[dorothygale]

*planet explodes* *removes one earbud* what

[austabeclair-deactivated2017063]

90′s boy

[planetearthe]

i deal with my personal problems the same way i study for tests

i don’t

[tamper]

[rumineely]

[dsxsbx]

Untitled // Leo Thomas

[worshipgifs]

[successfulling]

[bortoukali]

[just-breezy]

[destinydiamante-deactivated2022]

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[babyvivienne]

[abuseangel-deactivated20140812]

[smokingroom1]

[happynewfears-deactivated201701]

when u thinking bout risking it all

[quickweaves]

proof beyoncé is a top

[gothsociety-deactivated20210914]

look at my daughter 

[mostlycatsmostly]

(via -patou-lauwers)

[sixpenceee]

During the black famine in Ukraine, the dead often used to be buried with the alive. As said by a witness: 

Vasyl Tanchyk, my neighbour, died, and his wife died, but their small child, a suckler, was still alive. It clung to her mother’s breasts. The tiny child was taken to the cemetery and thrown into the grave with the body of her dead mother. It crawled into the corner and the dirt was thrown on top of her. (Source)