[wearmoonlight]

[queen-jadabean]

Ohhhhh, I like this.

[sadskatchewan-deactivated201402]

[pi-la]

[burning-erotic-standard]

[jscuttish]

[obnoxiously-living]

Just wanna cuddle and maybe give you like 12 orgasms idk

[11111100m-deactivated20240606]

everything is sort of weird and sad and i want to sleep next to you

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[the-suburb-vibes]

gang gang

[traumaticchild]

“what happened to you made you stronger” 

i was a child. i didn’t need to be strong i needed to be safe

[cavityoftheheart-deactivated202]

LOUDER

[abdulelah]

[phaxes]

via weheartit

[lalasparkles]

[arabwife]

im such a “ima get it on my own” type of female.

[qvotable]

“You are the universe, expressing itself as a human for a little while.”

— Eckhart Tolle

[takkezooi-deactivated20200726]

In the Netherlands, abortion is legal. There is however one pro life organization called Stichting Schreeuw Om Leven. But instead of harrassing women who are on their way to the abortion clinic and make them feel miserable, they offer them HELP.

If a woman wants to get an abortion because she is financially unable to give birth to and raise a baby, the organization will pay for everything she needs during the pregnancy and after, until she’s financially stable to raise the baby on her own.

This organization won’t stop women from going to the abortion clinic, but would rather hve a healthy conversation with them. Ask them if they can help her with anything in order for them to keep the baby. They also hand out contraception in the streets for those who can’t afford it.

Women don’t get abortions just because they want to. There are reasons why. This organization doesn’t fight abortion, it fights the reasons why women get abortions. Take notes America.

[thelearnedsoldiertoo]

America doesn’t WANT to take notes. Anti-abortion in America isn’t about actually preventing abortions it’s about controlling women. That’s it. That’s all it is.

[lifeinpoetry]

“I’ve been trying to go home my whole life—”

— Chelsea Dingman, from “Psychogeography,” published in The Los Angeles Review

[typelikeagirl]