Yo if I don't get around to posting that Follow Forever I've been putting off for months within the next week can someone yell at me to take like fifteen minutes and finish the damn thing kthx

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Yo if I don't get around to posting that Follow Forever I've been putting off for months within the next week can someone yell at me to take like fifteen minutes and finish the damn thing kthx
damnit muscle memory don't open Tumblr I was doing so well not opening this site this week and ooh wouldja look at that fanart *keeps scrolling*
When someone challenges you to a game youāre secretly a boss at and youāre like
When someone challenges you to a game youāre accidentally a boss at and youāre like
When someone challenges you to a game they are boss at and you win by sheer button mashing anyways.
Lol I know who Santa anon is.
satsukichans mak0chans scribbles-kun nuichans nephenie moberemk hakuuryuus
Okay this leaves one mystery: Consuela's real name.
Then, then I can leave this place and be free to smell the rosesĀ put my life back togetherĀ read more.
little talks // of monsters and men
thereās an old voice in my head thatās holding me back well tell her that i miss our little talks soon it will be over and buried with our past we used to play outside when we were young
WAIT BUT WHAT ABOUT THE CHICK THAT FALLS OFF THE THRONE OR CHAIR
SPINZAKU SPIN!
OMFG I CANT BREATHE FROM LAUGHING TO HARD
Make sure you marry someone who laughs at the same things you do.
J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye (via winedrunkenness)
My icon is also the expression that I permanently have on my face.
open rp
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satsuki how do i stop the music iām not good with computers
When she was just a girl
She expected the world
But it flew away from her reach
So she ran away in her sleep
Dreamed of para- para- paradise
Para- para- paradise
Para- para- paradise
Every time she closed her eyes
iām actually crying
THE PICTURE DIDNT WANNA LOAD SO I THOUGHT IT WAS SOME EMOTIONAL THING BUT INSTEAD ITāS A SHITLOAD OF FRENCH FRIES
i dont know about you but french fries make me very emotional
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i. āYour name is Tasbeeh. Donāt let them call you by anything else.ā My mother speaks to me in Arabic; the command sounds more forceful in her mother tongue, a Libyan dialect that is all sharp edges and hard, guttural sounds. I am seven years old and it has never occurred to me to disobey my mother. Until twelve years old, I would believe God gave her the supernatural ability to tell when Iām lying. āDonāt let them give you an English nickname,ā my mother insists once again, āI didnāt raise amreekan.ā My mother spits out this last word with venom. Amreekan. Americans. It sounds like a curse coming out of her mouth. Eight years in this country and sheās still not convinced she lives here. She wears her headscarf tightly around her neck, wades across the school lawn in long, floor-skimming skirts. Eight years in this country and her tongue refuses to bend and soften for the English language. It embarrasses me, her heavy Arab tongue, wrapping itself so forcefully around the clumsy syllables of English, strangling them out of their meaning. But she is fierce and fearless. I have never heard her apologize to anyone. She will hold up long grocery lines checking and double-checking the receipt in case theyāre trying to cheat us. My humiliation is heavy enough for the both of us. My English is not. Sometimes I step away, so people donāt know weāre together but my dark hair and skin betray me as a member of her tribe. On my first day of school, my mother presses a kiss to my cheek. āYour name is Tasbeeh,ā she says again, like Iāve forgotten. āTasbeeh.ā ii. Roll call is the worst part of my day. After a long list of Brittanys, Jonathans, Ashleys, and Yen-but-call-me-Jens, the teacher rests on my name in silence. She squints. She has never seen this combination of letters strung together in this order before. They are incomprehensible. What is this h doing at the end? Maybe it is a typo. āTasā¦?ā āTasbeeh,ā I mutter, with my hand half up in the air. āTasbeeh.ā A pause. āDo you go by anything else?ā āNo,ā I say. āJust Tasbeeh. Tas-beeh.ā āTazbee. All right. Alex?ā She moves on before I can correct her. She said it wrong. She said it so wrong. I have never heard my name said so ugly before, like itās a burden. Her entire face contorts as she says it, like she is expelling a distasteful thing from her mouth. She avoids saying it for the rest of the day, but she has already baptized me with this new name. It is the name everyone knows me by, now, for the next six years I am in elementary school. āTazbee,ā a name with no grace, no meaning, no history; it belongs in no language. āTazbee,ā says one of the students on the playground, later. āLike Tazmanian Devil?ā Everyone laughs. I laugh too. It is funny, if you think about it. iii. I do not correct anyone for years. One day, in third grade, a plane flies above our school. āYour dad up there, Bin Laden?ā The voice comes from behind. It is dripping in derision. āMy name is Tazbee,ā I say. I said it in this heavy English accent, so he may know who I am. I am American. But when I turn around they are gone. iv. I go to middle school far, far away. It is a 30-minute drive from our house. Itās a beautiful set of buildings located a few blocks off the beach. I have never in my life seen so many blond people, so many colored irises. This is a school full of Ashtons and Penelopes, Patricks and Sophias. Beautiful names that belong to beautiful faces. The kind of names that promise a lifetime of social triumph. I am one of two headscarved girls at this new school. We are assigned the same gym class. We are the only ones in sweatpants and long-sleeved undershirts. We are both dreading roll call. When the gym teacher pauses at my name, I am already red with humiliation. āHow do I say your name?ā she asks. āTazbee,ā I say. āCan I just call you Tess?ā I want to say yes. Call me Tess. But my mother will know, somehow. She will see it written in my eyes. God will whisper it in her ear. Her disappointment will overwhelm me. āNo,ā I say, āPlease call me Tazbee.ā I donāt hear her say it for the rest of the year. v. My history teacher calls me Tashbah for the entire year. It does not matter how often I correct her, she reverts to that misshapen sneeze of a word. It is the ugliest conglomeration of sounds I have ever heard. When my mother comes to parentsā night, she corrects her angrily, āTasbeeh. Her name is Tasbeeh.ā My history teacher grimaces. I want the world to swallow me up. vi. My college professors donāt even bother. I will only know them for a few months of the year. They smother my name in their mouths. It is a hindrance for their tongues. They hand me papers silently. One of them mumbles it unintelligibly whenever he calls on my hand. Another just calls me āT.ā My name is a burden. My name is a burden. My name is a burden. I am a burden. vii. On the radio I hear a story about a tribe in some remote, rural place that has no name for the color blue. They do not know what the color blue is. It has no name so it does not exist. It does not exist because it has no name. viii. At the start of a new semester, I walk into a math class. My teacher is blond and blue-eyed. I donāt remember his name. When he comes to mine on the roll call, he takes the requisite pause. I hold my breath. āHow do I pronounce your name?ā he asks. I say, āJust call me Tess.ā āIs that how itās pronounced?ā I say, āNo oneās ever been able to pronounce it.ā āThatās probably because they didnāt want to try,ā he said. āWhat is your name?ā When I say my name, it feels like redemption. I have never said it this way before. Tasbeeh. He repeats it back to me several times until heās got it. It is difficult for his American tongue. His has none of the strength, none of the force of my motherās. But he gets it, eventually, and it sounds beautiful. I have never heard it sound so beautiful. I have never felt so deserving of a name. My name feels like a crown. ix. āThank you for my name, mama.ā x. When the barista asks me my name, sharpie poised above the coffee cup, I tell him: āMy name is Tasbeeh. Itās a tough t clinging to a soft a, which melts into a silky ssss, which loosely hugs the b, and the rest of my name is a hard whisper ā eeh. Tasbeeh. My name is Tasbeeh. Hold it in your mouth until it becomes a prayer. My name is a valuable undertaking. My name requires your rapt attention. Say my name in one swift note ā Tasbeeeeeeeh ā sand let the h heat your throat like cinnamon. Tasbeeh. My name is an endeavor. My name is a song. Tasbeeh. It means giving glory to God. Tasbeeh. Wrap your tongue around my name, unravel it with the music of your voice, and give God what he is due.ā
Tasbeeh Herwees, The Names They Gave MeĀ Ā Ā (via 33113)
Samurai Heart (Some Like It Hot!!) by SPYAIR (Gintama)
" Even if I cry, even if I smile, even if I hate, Iāll live my life with love. ā
I think this is missing on my blog⦠I love this song. #Gintama OST.