[sleeplessv0id]

maybe in another universe, I can ask for help when I need it.

[fframbuaz-deactivated20250820]

[humansofnewyork]

“It’s funny how things turned out, because I was never a brave mother in the beginning.  I was very fearful.  Gabi never learned to ride a bike because I was so scared that she’d fall down and break a bone.  In Brazil especially, there seems to be a belief that daughters are made of glass and crystal.  But soon enough I realized, I need to raise her like I am: not embarrassed to eat by herself, or go to a movie by herself, or raise a daughter by herself. So I pushed her to be more independent.  In 2015 we were listening to a lot of news stories about the Syrian refugee crisis.  Gabi was fifteen by then, and she already spoke very good English.  So she was determined to help.  We organized a trip to the Greek island of Lesvos, where many of the refugees were landing.  During that trip my daughter turned into a woman right before my eyes.  Not only a woman, a giant.  She helped thousands of people out of boats.  I was so freaking worried.  Some of these people had hypothermia, so I thought someone might die in front of her.  But Gabi was so energized.  She never grew tired.  And by the time we got home, everything had changed.  She wanted to do more.  She went back to Greece on her next vacation,  but this time she went alone.  Since then she’s been all over the world helping refugees.  It’s her life now.  There have been articles about her.  She was even in a textbook  You know, back when I was pregnant with Gabi, I had this silly idea that I needed to become a great journalist.  So that my daughter would be proud of me one day.  And she’d tell her friends at school about me.  But that never happened.  My daughter is the one to be proud of.  And I’m here to clear the way for her.  Like Sarah Connor in the Terminator movie.  Recently I retired from journalism so that I could open a flower company.  Gabi owns fifty percent of the company, and we use the profits to fund her volunteer work.  So I might not be a famous journalist.  But I’m a fucking good mother.” #quarantinestories

[simpsons-latino]

instagram/vengaelliquido

[perrfectly]

[we-are-rogue]

[skrotchevo]

[thecolorblockcurator]

[theweirdwideweb]

Isn’t it crazy how women are supposed to be in their 20s their whole life.

[radmenace]

including when they’re in their teens

[theunwomen]

[distinguishedbaloney]

[dyetransfer]

[fuckyahumor]

real life art

[retrogamingblog]

 Custom Atomic Purple Nintendo Switch

[slbtumblng-deactivated20221210]

[foxyfandoms]

I don’t how that image manages to capture the raw energy this post into one reaction but it does.

[internet]

[gorillamunchies]

no thank you, owen

[kitchentable]

[oryxes]

[mediaesthetics]

loving vincent (2017) dir. dorota kobiela and hugh welchman

the world’s first fully painted animated film. a biopic made up of 65,000 oil paintings done in the style of vincent van gogh. please support this film by seeing it when it comes out!!

[tokyo-fashion]

Tokyo-based Russian model Mary - who we’ve been seeing around the streets of Harajuku a lot lately - wearing an oversized patent leather coat and hoodie by young Japanese fashion brand Saint Maria with skinny jeans and heeled boots. Full Look

[tokyo-fashion]

19-year-old Luna and 20-year-old Kana on the street in Harajuku wearing fashion from vintage and resale shops, Demonia, Dog Osaka, Cozymost, Top of the Hill, Looney Tunes, and Village Vanguard. Full Looks