Part Of Me Swims In The Stream

I know you, you're damaged. ... It surrounds you like a bubble. But it's not real, it's just... It's just something she put in your head. It's something that you want to believe because it means you're the problem, not the world that you live in. You want to believe it because it means that you're bad luck. You're like a cancer that needs to be removed. Because you hear her voice every day and you want her to be right. - Leoben, BSG

[yayfeminism]

👍🏻

[ms-adeline-havisham]

Just in case anyone was still confused about the Aziz Ansari article.

[sunthetika]

If you love me, let me know.

(via majed57)

[mrnicegxy-deactivated20161116]

true as fuck

[justlyrics]

[blytthe]

Halsey // Gasoline   

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Sometimes there’s a ‘help me’ chained to the ankle of an ‘I’m doing alright.’

Rudy Francisco (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

[wordsnquotes]

If you expect nothing from somebody you are never disappointed.

Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar  (via wordsnquotes)

[psych-facts]

Sometimes it’s just nice to know you’re not alone.

(via sadnegro)

[jet1282]

[bdlcnds-deactivated20161003]

control // halsey

[mrbenwyatt]

[hittings]

“The loneliest moment in someone’s life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly.”

The Great Gatsby (2013)

[morethanthisbody]

I think I may be more of a horrible person than initially suspected.

[wnq-movies]

I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy. Because they know what it feels like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anybody else to feel like that.

Robin Williams (via indigothegaymer)

[frakkingcylon]

We had another "discussion" about technology in class today......

And my own millennials turned against and jumped on the professor’s sailboat about technology as a social isolator.

I get so upset when people start railing against technology as a social isolator and all that jazz because it’s like, without that, all my friends that live hours away by car or plane, we’d never talk. And thanks to technology, I can skype with them for hours or text them or send them pictures whenever I want without using paper or the USPS gas. They’re a couple clicks away if one of us needs the other instead of miles away. How is that a social isolator? Just because I don’t like all the people I’m physically around and prefer talking to my actual friends who are farther away using technology instead of snail mail does not make me socially isolated except by my own choice. It widens my social circle and also lets me be friends with a much more diverse group than is found in small town Iowa. How is that bad? What am I supposed to do? Talk about the weather? Why? What’s the point in talking about the weather? Small talk is just meaningless chatter we fill our day with to escape the fact that we know nothing about the other person and don’t care to go deeper because the only reason we are talking is proximity, whereas at least online you can easily find people with similar interests who want to stay up all night discussing philosophy.

I’m not saying technology can’t function as a social isolator but maybe we need to examine why we like socially isolating ourselves from the people we’re around instead of blaming technology itself. Like, can we not acknowledge how useful technology is as a social facilitator?

[nishinoyay]

Give a cheer for all the brokenListen here, because it's who we are

[bxhp-deactivated20160124]

It’s hard when you constantly feel so fucking unwanted.

(via suicidal-dreaminq)