Sometimes You Gotta Fall Before You Fly💕

LOTS OF MEMES IN HERE Lisa | 20 | Italian-Brazilian | Vegetarian | I listen to music all day and I LOVE CATS like really a lot

[pineplapple]

turning up at a party with your cool friend

[pointnclick]

cowboys never die. they just ride off into the sunset

[mangonetics]

is that what your parents told you when you came back from school one day and your cowboy was missing

[sodamnrelatable]

WHEN YOU DRAW SOMETHING YOU ACTUALLY LIKE AND YOU JUST SIT THERE STARING AT IT LIKE

[aidn]

how the hell do i talk to people

[citrus-hills-blog]

Stand in front of them and press A

[573p5]

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nuestros gemidos ft. la lluvia

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

the more i learn about william shakespeare the more i lose my mind

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

his tragedy coriolanus contains the first recorded use of the word lonely meaning bill shakespeare might have invented the word lonely

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

the phrase the word lonely first appeared in is “like to a lonely dragon”

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

also on an unrelated note two of his distant relatives were executed in 1583 for a plot to kill the queen. they were beheaded and their heads were placed on pikes on london bridge meaning as young aspiring thespian william shakespeare arrived in london for the very first time, he might have been greeted by his relatives’ rotting heads. i woulda turned around and gone the fuck back to stratford

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

in his time period life expectancy was 35. monks were expected to drink gallon of beer a day. the names “agnes” and “anne” were interchangeable because the g was silent so it’s entirely possible shakespeare was married to a woman named agnes instead. the words “trash” “fart” and “slut” existed, but not the word “science.” speaking of language by 1600 “thou” had fallen out of fashion meaning shakespeare might’ve only included it to be more fucking dramatic

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

he never once spelled his surname “shakespeare” (he preferred “shakspere” apparently) and he once signed a legal document as “willm shaksp”

[princesshamlet-deactivated20210]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY WILLM SHAKSP

[geopsych]

A mom and fawn in early light.

[matrixtheory33]

[danaziz]

I want something unexpectedly good to happen rn.

[misunderstoodkiki]

Yes please .. I need it 🙁

[blckcinema]

[unwakeable]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[perrfectly]

[djpaulyd]

[ruinedchildhood]

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