♥¡Recuerda siempre!♥ ♥Always Remember!♥

This is the start of how it all ends They used to shout my name, now they whisper it I’m speeding up and this is the red, orange, yellow flicker beat sparking up my heart

[crimesagainsthughsmanatees]

[enlightened-globetrotter]

[nekohina18]

Chest deep, I risked my phone’s life to take this

[animalsdancing]

[crossconnectmag]

[thebicker]

It’s been a rough day. Here’s some pretty birds to look at.

[bellhooksyouup-deactivated20180]

A white man walks into a historic black church shoots and kills 9 people, is quoted saying ‘I have to do it, you people rape our children and are taking over our country’, his Facebook profile picture shows him wearing two notorious white supremacist badges. All this and people are trying to argue that it couldn’t be racially motivated because he had black people on his Facebook. Nope not today satan. The level of white bullshit is too much for me today.

[wordsnquotes]

I think she’s brave. I think that nobody has ever believed what she could be capable of. All her life, nobody was listening.

Lauren DeStefano, Sever (via wordsnquotes)

[the-bored-cat]

One Day a Woman had 100 children.

She sadly did not have the creativity to name all of them unique names so she named each one a number from 1-100. One of them was named “one”, the next was “two” and so on all the way to one hundred. But, in a tragic accident, 99 of the children died. The only one who survived was the one named “Ninety”. Ninety eventually grew up and lived a whole life and she even had a few children of her own. One day, while Ninety’s children were playing outside, they stumbled upon a stray dog and the decided to keep it. Ninety did not want the children to have a dog so they hid it and named it “This” so that they could talk about it around their mom without her knowing. They would say “Lets go take This outside.” and things like that behind their mom’s back. One day, while Ninety’s children were not paying attention, This walks out into the middle of the street and gets hit by a car. This eventually dies and Ninety’s kids don’t tell their mother even then. No one else ever hears about This ever again.

Only Ninety’s Kids remember This.

[shinimegami]

[thestormscrolls]

no way in hell am i passing this up

[6-couture-deactivated20171109]

a student from uni scrolled past this and ended up failing all of his courses, even the ones he thought he passed… not gonna take this chance.

[thekirstenlynn]

Please don’t spread the name and face of the Charleston shooter, call him a white terrorist because that’s all he is, don’t give him the respect of learning his name or recognizing his face. All he wants is to be famous, now he will be infamous. He only deserves to be known as a white homegrown terrorist and imagined as a monster because that’s what he is. Instead learn the names and faces of the victims, they deserve to be remembered not the monster.

Remember:

Clementa Pinckney

A Democrat state senator who was also the pastor at the Emanuel African Methodist Church.

Cynthia Hurd

A librarian at the Charleston County Public Library. She’d been working there for 31 years and was a manager as St. Andrews Regional Library.

Sharonda Coleman-Singleton

She was a revered and a mother of three, she was also the coach of the track team.

Tywanza Sanders

A recent graduate from Allen University in Columbia. He was recently working as a barber. It is said that he died trying to save one of his family members.

Please, if you hear about more of the victims, add their names and a little about their life. 

Go to this link to learn more about these victims. What I posted is only a short summary.

Also if anything like this happens again, do this instead of showing the shooter/terrorist. This is a tragedy and I will do my best to raise awareness, I hope you will too. Thank you.

[surge991-deactivated20151015]

[kobacaked]

i’ve wondered about this post for a really long time because the subs seemed like a fake translation, so i looked up the source.

here’s the original image without the subs, plus the continuation which i found [here]:

what it actually translates to is this: “At a time when I was bullied, I was repeatedly called “disgusting.” The characters can’t see us, right? Since they can’t see us, they can get close to us without being repulsed.”

[hopeful-weirdo]

my heart hurts

[deliriousbao]

Damn that’s some real shit right there…

[lilastrobabe]

what the signs fall in love with

Aries: selflessness, dark features, working good in teams, sharing things

Taurus: familiarity, loyalty, tenderness, sharing relaxing/intimate memories

Gemini: the details (sparkly eyes, high fives, clumsy grins, sighs), mysteries

Cancer: comfort, the color blue, people with golden hearts and snarky humor

Leo: clumsiness, cute laughs, gentle physical contact, messy hair, confidence

Virgo: (falls with) time, suits & ties, ponytails, aesthetical prettiness, neatness

Libra: playfulness, kept promises, closeness, sharing secrets, caring words

Scorpio: winks, funny jokes, meaningful conversations, bright/shining eyes

Sagittarius: freedom, late night talks, cute smiles, good style, luscious lips

Capricorn: sweetness, cuteness, nice hair, passion, kind & hard working people

Aquarius: mind connections, friendship necklaces, super nice sense of humor

Pisces: affection, coziness, heated sarcasm and funny stories, inside jokes 

[sexedplus]

[daintyy-doll-deactivated2017021]

This is so fucking important to understand. All of it.

[ruffrowdyboiz]

remember the version of this that said “I’m kinky” LMFAO

[nekohina18]

whenever i try and learn something new

me: It seems that I am not immediately excellent at this

me:

me:

me:

me:

me: it is because I am a failure

me: everything I touch dies

[theoraelken]

the american public education everybody

[citizen-zero]

YA literature? You mean books about Super Special White Girl and Her Mysterious Brooding Boyfriend?

[readyalit-blog]

Here’s a list of black YA leads! And ten Native American protagonists! And a list of ladies who love ladies in YA! And genderqueer / transgender YA leads! And more queer titles! And 2015 / 2016 YA books with Asian / East Asian leads! And bisexual YA leads! And Muslim YA leads! And asexual YA leads! And YA Interrobang’s entire section on diverse YA fiction! *confetti*

[breathtakingdestinations]

Venice - Italy (by Stefano Montagner) 

[yoursummerdreamz]