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kira I xxi I germany I she/her i also have a studyblr ~ 'calmingstudies' nyctophile = a person who loves night, darkness

[wnq-writers]

My heart wasn’t supposed to break for an almost lover. But it did. And God, it hurt like hell.

Katrien Pauwels // writing prompt #67: write about an almost relationship, which broke your heart (via wnq-writers)

[lilabard]

fave books read in 2017 - 1/10   vicious by v.e.schwab

Someone could call themselves a hero and still walk around killing dozens. Someone else could be labeled a villain for trying to stop them. Plenty of humans were monstrous, and plenty of monsters knew how to play at being human.

[agathcn]

To girls with broken hearts and vengeful souls. Go forth and raise hell.

If You Dare, A.R. Torre (via zcbini)

[ywttanime]

by 時子

Pic no.1: お昼寝

Pic no. 2: あっ!!

Pic no. 3: 花がふる

[jyneerso]

FEMSLASH BOOK CHALLENGE: a ya/na book

Everything Leads to You by Nina Lacour

[mystiquepictorial]

Perfect Places

[ghostlywriterr]

Santa Maria della Salute. Venice, Italy.  

[pipedreas]

andrew stared stone-faced back at him.

[malnedott]

it’s cold ….

[keytocouture]

Rodarte Fall 2016 Ready-to-Wear 

[sxpositive]

“The rose Dawn might have found them weeping still had not grey-eyed Athena slowed the night when night was most profound, and held the Dawn under the Ocean of the East. That glossy team, Firebright and Daybright, the Dawn’s horses that draw her heavenward for men- Athena stayed their harnessing.” 

A T H E N A 

[pyrrish]

ya lit meme: [ 1 / 10 ] series or books: the raven cycle

Aglionby Academy was the number one reason Blue had developed her two rules: One, stay away from boys because they were trouble. And two, stay away from Aglionby boys, because they were bastards.

[cruvcio]

Hogwarts Houses as Latin Phrases [click to enlarge ⚡  info]

[glowdetails]

details @ miu miu fall 2017

[luvisr4ge]

If you think my blog sucks, you should see my decisions in life

[english-idylls]

Ely Cathedral, Cambridge by Andrew Sharpe.

[roryglimore]

books read in 2017: graceling, by kristin cashore.

when a monster stopped behaving like a monster, did it stop being a monster? did it become something else?