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unfortunately

[neckkiss]

Taxi Driver (1976)

[pocketlipgloss]

ok my pal, your blog SLAPS lol 5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ S tier content :) keep up the good work my frend!!

aww💜

[hotgirlmuseboard]

[allblackerrthingus]

X

[greelin]

actually i love being a grown adult because i can stay up till 1am with work in a few hours and like. who is going to stop me. Myself? i have to laugh

[greelin]

will report back later on how this goes!

[greelin]

[tallymali]

i have been wrongfully accused of eating toast in bed

[girlrose]

[rabbittongues]

so don't push me

[relatably-depressed-n-anxious]

[horseman-bojack]

favorite bojack horseman scenes: (28/?)

S03E12 - That Went Well

[anxietyproblem]

[destroya]

[bering-strait-deactivated202005]

addicts deserve compassion. addicts deserve love. addicts deserve safety and medical care and a warm place to sleep and food. being an addict doesn't make you a bad or dangerous person. addicts are some of the most violently treated and neglected members of society. it's time to change

[sleepandweed]

Very true. But addicts are also the hardest people to deal with

[f3ntanyl]

JDJSJDJDJJD THE HARDEST TO DEAL WITH IM CACKLING JUST BE NICE

[phantomdreamland]

i think i’m in love with the version of you i’ve created in my head

[pixieg0th]

[stupiddangel]

2021 and i still sound like a broken record.

[ojibwa]

[sioltach]

my favorite relationship is the one between humans and dandelions. in childhood we instinctively blow on its little fuzzy seed carriers. we take the role of the wind, we help the dandelions in a crucial part of their lives, and in return we get a wish and a moment of happiness. this is how nature is meant to work. we are just as unaware of our goodness as the honey bees are, pollinating the flowers 

[fullmetalfisting]

When I was a little girl I convinced most of the girls in my grade to fill up a ziplock full of dandelion fluff at home and bring it out to recess. I told them we were obligated to do this because dandelions are created by God and it’s our moral obligation to spread the seeds (we went to a Catholic school so this argument was infallible). At recess we all stood like 3 feet apart from each other in the soccer field and dumped out our seed bags. It was chaos, especially because the teachers had no idea it was happening until too late.

Long story short, there were about 1,000 more dandelions that year and we had to bring home little memos on bright orange paper that children were not allowed to bring dandelion fluff to school in ziplock bags, which my mom looked at when I brought it home, and said, “Did someone actually do this?” Completely unaware that it was her own daughter who started the riotous seedbombing