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[wnq-science]

Now you could love a snowflake just because it’s pretty, but it doesn’t take away from its beauty that it was sculpted by chance and physics. To me, that adds to the beauty. I have to say, this whole “we are unique snowflakes” thing is pretty cheesy. It might be the most overused metaphor in the history of metaphors, so let me give you a new one: Snowflakes are symmetrical, but they’re not perfect. They’re ordered, but they’re created in disorder, every random branch re-tells their history, that singular journey that they took to get here, and most of all they’re fleeting and temporary. Even if sometimes they don’t look so unique on the outside, if we look within, we can see that they’re truly unique after all. Stay curious.

The Science of Snowflakes, It’s Okay To Be Smart (via wordsnquotes)

[banghae]

How could you have worked harder? How could you possibly have tried harder? What more could you have done? You did your best, but you weren’t given an opportunity. So just blame the world. The world should’ve tried harder. The problem was that the world never gave you an opportunity. The world should do its best. Curse and cry all you want, but don’t blame yourself.

Kim Je Hyuk, Wise Prison Life (via banghae)

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

It’s not just other people we need to forgive. We also need to forgive ourselves. For all the things we didn’t do. All the things we should have done.

Mitch Albom (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

[56blogsstillcrazy]

[the-memes-blog]

Oh shit would could he have said to warrant such a brutal riposte?

[shura-blog1]

[vodka-zamolodchikova]

[thaibrator]

2017 resolutions

[queerist]

Me

[postingwhileblack]

Damn, this is so good

[sensitiveteenager]

OMGGG

[mypsychology]

For more posts like these, go to @mypsychology​

[tastefullyoffensive]

At least there’s cake. (via DerrikLue)

[crossconnectmag]

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omfG

[siegfriedandroy]

im crying

[hmsindecision]

Do you know how many dogs I’ve met that get scared or anxious around men because in their previous home men hit them? A lot, and they are very protective of the women who have adopted them now.

Men who are violent towards women are often violent towards animals as well. They think we’re all chattel. If a man wants you to choose between your dog or cat or him, dump the guy. Those animals will love you for the rest of your life, loyal and true.

[corpsefluid]

Actually, I have something to add.

The other day I saw a story where a woman was asking why her dogs had suddenly started growling at her boyfriend whenever he was in the same room as her son.

And my immediate thought was ‘that boyfriend has hurt the kid somehow.’

Spoilers: that was exactly the case.

Trust ur dogs when they say something is off.

[katnissdoesnotfollowback]

The first time my sister came to visit, via plane, after I got my dog, pupper growled at her and wouldn’t go near her for the first day. Next visit was by car (two day drive)and pupper LOVED my sister. They snuggled and played and none of us could figure out why the change. We thought maybe the scent of my sisters cat had lingered on her clothes, making that first visit a rough one. Whereas when she came by car, the scent had had time to wear off. Well that was partially true…

Fast forward about six months when I went north to visit my family. My sister walked into my parents’ house and pupper ran to greet my sister. Stopped dead in her tracks and started growling and barking. Hackles raised, full protection mode. My sisters husband had just walked in behind her.

My precious puppy wanted NOTHING to do with him. She barked, growled, ran away, and sat between him and my sister. Y'all my dog had spent maybe a weekend a half around my sister but protected her like this was her flesh and blood.

Eventually, my sister filed for divorce on grounds of “Extreme and repeated mental, emotional, and sexual abuse.” Divorce was final in less than a month because her claims were substantiated.

Trust the dog, honey. They KNOW.

[catscatsholyshitcats]

I’ve never owned dogs, but I used to work with horses (which are a lot like big dogs).

There was this one horse I worked with named Tonto. He was a doll. He followed me like a puppy, snuck treats out of my pocket, he was the sweetest thing. We were practically inseparable.

A guy I was considering dating came to visit me one day, and Tonto wanted NOTHING to do with him. Normally well behaved, he shoved himself between us and would NOT let this guy near me. He was stomping, acting really aggressive, and tried to bite the guy. This horse was practically dragging me back toward the barn. At that moment, despite being like, 17, I knew something was up, and ultimately things didn’t pan out for guy and me.

A year later I found out he had lied about his age (he said he was 18 but he was actually 27) he was arrested for sexually assaulting an 11 year old girl.

TRUST THE ANIMALS.

[iraffiruse]

[humoristics]

“Ringo isn’t even the best drummer in the Beatles”

[asilike]

[ruinedchildhood]

Michelle LeVaughn Robinson, girl of the South Side, for the past 25 years, you’ve been not only my wife and mother of my children, you have been my best friend.

[wnq-writers]

Has anyone else noticed how mental illness has been adorned and made the latest fashion trend? Wearing anxiety like the new skinny jean and wrapping depression around your neck like a black choker. The only thing is, when these trends go out of style, some of us are left with last seasons clothes for the rest of our lives.

skimmy-milk  (via wordsnquotes)

[365revolution]