Captain Crash & The Beauty Queen From Mars.

I might not know where I'm going or what I'm meant to be doing but that doesn't mean that I've given up just yet.

[daily-supergirl]

You’re right, Ms. Grant. You are absolutely right. In some areas of my life, I feel so strong and confident, and then in every other area… Career, love, I… I don’t know what to do.

[brolinjosh]

[bootsnblossoms]

Tweets from Parents that Perfectly Summed up Parenting

[chonkychickenlady]

This is parenting.

[autistic-goblin666]

I lost it at the haunted toothbrush xD

[bakerssmurf]

Omg-some of these are so true it’s like I’m living them!

[nightvaleandfluff]

[humoristics]

The thing with statistics - via

[angremlin-deactivated20250312]

Numbers don’t lie but people can sure as fuck pick and choose the numbers they give you and phrase things to make them sound like they mean things they don’t

[agentumbls]

learn fucking stats or at least how they can hurt

[karethdreams]

As a wise man once said: There are lies, damned lies, and statistics.

[charliecox]

me

[luthienmuse]

Album Edit 3/?: Ceremonials Era + Art Deco

[huffpost]

A Reminder That ‘Princess Leia’ Is An O.G. Mental Health Hero

[galadrielles]

#basically

[saccharinesylph]

I ran home and drew this on my lunchbreak because I felt like my world would explode if I didn’t. Thanks, Carrie Fisher, for teaching me that girls like us can be princesses, generals, or whatever we want to be. #RIPCarrie

[naturaldaisaster]

girls, do me a favor and be your loudest, brashest, weirdest, truest you tomorrow. show the world what carrie has taught us: we don’t have to conform to be princesses

[ripcstiaalisonsselena-deactivat]

god she was so iconic

[philbobagginsii]

2016: year of cutting everybody off

2017: year of cultivating fulfilling and kind relationships with the people that matter

[nabokv]

I am mentally ill. I can say that. I am not ashamed of that. I survived that, I’m still surviving it, but bring it on. Better me than you.

Carrie Fisher (via rhiandroid)

[yekkes]

George Michael was unapologetically gay Carrie Fisher was unapologetically bipolar People will try to erase this from their legacies, do not let them

[lyanastargaryen-deactivated2017]

May the Force be with you, always.

Rest in Peace, Carrie Fisher.

[belovedexile]

I’m in shock. I can’t stop crying. Carrie’s last advice column on the Guardian, just a month ago, was to a young girl named Alex who was suffering with bipolar disorder. She asked her, “how do you find a way to feel at peace even when your brain seesaws constantly?” Carrie’s response brought me to tears; “it’s an emotional survival,” she said. “You just have to do it… think of it as an opportunity to be heroic. As your bipolar sister, I’ll be watching.”

Carrie was one of the first people I knew of that had bipolar disorder too, one of the first memoirs I read and said,  yeah, I see myself in here… and now all of her books sit on my shelf. Her candidness, strength, and unabashed presence gave me, and everyone in the mental health community, hope for recovery, acceptance, and better days. Every time I think of Carrie, I think of this little video of her from Comic Con in 2015 where she explained her disorder to a little boy in the audience:

“It’s kind of a virus of the brain. It makes you go very fast or very sad. Or both. Those are fun days. So, judgement isn’t one of my big good things. But I have a good voice. I can write well. I’m not a good bicycle rider. I’m just like you, only louder and faster and sleeps more.”

I remember thinking, wow…. she just made it that easy. I’m the same as you. Only louder and faster.

Thank you, Carrie. Your transparency made me better. Your words will stick with me forever. Your fight will always be remembered. You did so much good; I only wish you had more time. 

In Wishful Drinking, she said: “No matter how I go, I want it reported that I drowned in moonlight.” I’ll be looking for you up there tonight. 

RIP Carrie Fisher. As your bipolar sister, I’ll miss you.