Mamí

• Life opens up when you do •

[calling-out-corruption]

[space-pics]

Crescent moon and Jupiter with four of its moons.

[amor-por-los-cactus]

[laabmagazine]

When Aretha Franklin offered to post bail for Angela Davis

"I know you got to disturb the peace when you can't get no peace."

[coolhotdad]

my perfect crime? I memorize the entirety of the macy’s store inventory. I then go on aliexpress.com and find exact replicas of every single purse in the store. I break in at 3am, and replace every purse with a cheaper version of the purse. I take my real purses home and open up an online store on the darknet featuring fake purses. I then sell these real purses as fake purses, making it so that when the feds catch on to my antics, they spend countless years trying to figure out who can replicate purses this well, and who is selling them. Soon an entire division of the FBI is dedicated to finding me and figuring out how my “fake” purses appear to be real. 45 years later they finally trace my ip address and break into my villa in texas and shoot me right in the leg when i attempt to flee. While this would normally not be a fatal wound, due to my constant devotion to my online fake real purse storefront i have suffered an iron deficiency for 35 years. My blood can’t clot and I start to bleed out. Turns out the woman who shot me was a girl who i made out with once in college, and she holds my dying body in her arms and asks me how my fake purses were so real. I spend the last moments of my fleeting life telling her about how every five years i break into a different Macy’s and replace all the purses, and that the purses I have been selling online for a severely discounted price were actually all real, and I have been doing this purely for the gag of it all. When my former college girlfriend gets home from work after rightfully murdering me for my crimes, she goes into her walk in closet, looks at the 13 gucci purses she owns, and realizes that they’re all fakes.

[youstoodmeupforayardsale-mo-blog]

this passed the bechdel test

[zay4ik]

[grungebobswearpants]

[thatsmoderatelyraven]

I think about this line a lot

[lyjerria]

as you get older, you realize that you’re not always right and there’s so many things you could’ve handled better, so many situations where you could’ve been kinder and all you can really do is forgive yourself and let your mistakes make you a better person.

[holymoleydoitchloe]

[melisica]

[weedltd]

[love]

Romeo + Juliet (1996)

[hellish-daddy]

[danger]

[mmjazmine]

My grandparents were total opposites. My mom’s side is Christian and my dad’s side is Wiccan. I grew up with an interesting spiritual household dynamic, my parents didn’t practice any single religion. Instead, my mom let us learn about every religion we were curious about. At the time it confused me because of the ‘you’ll go to hell’ Christian rhetoric... I believed that good people were Christian and I wanted to be one because of the language used within the religion to create fear. There is fear mongering with all religions though.

My mom said I could practice what I want... even when I was like 6. I went to church. I went to solstice circles. I’m grateful for both, because as an adult I don’t have blinders on with any religion.

Long story short, tell your children about religions but make sure they understand that they don’t have to be persuaded by scare tactics... There is nothing wrong with learning about religions and people’s beliefs. There is something completely wrong with pressuring children to believe something because bad things will happen if they don’t. Some children are too young to understand the difference.

[cute-thangsss]

Assorted Small Succulents (2") - Live Succulent Plants 

[days-e]

✨ The best nights are filled with stars ✨