[gxing-in-cxrcles-deactivated201]

the worst pain is to make small talk with the person you once told everything.

[hastaluegoputas]

The worst pain is stepping on your pet’s little feet and knowing that they don’t understand what “I’m sorry” means 😩😩😩😩

[swordmlm]

jonathan van ness is braver than the us marines

[ruinedchildhood]

[bestfunny]

Reblog for good luck 🙏

[snout]

hey everybody who’s in high school rn, in less than ten years its literally going to feel like a bad dream. like its not gonna feel even vaguely real. hang in there

[niqabisinparis]

not even ten years. like 3 days after graduation

[boringangel]

ten mins after u walk out

[frankocean]

[awwww-cute]

The most adorable thing (Source: https://ift.tt/2K5PsM5)

[victorious]

Reblog this and money will be entering your life this week

[atl-definedbody]

Just doing what i was told

[unstablefragments2]

[itmedaddy-deactivated20180802]

I need these!

[therealhamster]

anyone wanna make out… a check to me for 500,000 dollars

[darren-mia-miarren-deactivated2]

[dutchster]

[alwayslaurinah]

waits patiently for 2015 upload

[darren-mia-miarren-deactivated2]

2015

[darren-mia-miarren-deactivated2]

Happy new year 2016

[darren-mia-miarren-deactivated2]

Happy new year 2017 

[blood-bank-of-faerun]

And now, we wait

[diagon-alli]

[cuzyouwanttotakemypicture-deact]

No Lie

[assgod]

THIS IS THE REALEST IMAGE

[amy-is-fab]

Your daily site of Amy

[bonneibennett]

- Carl Sagan, Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey

[m86-deactivated20171116]

whats the paris mood

[lagonegirl]

Stunning photos of 'Caramel Curves,' the all-female motorcycle club that rules the streets of New Orleans

Photographer Akasha Rabut spent three years photographing the only all-female African American motorcycle club in New Orleans.

Founded in 2005, the all-female motorcycle club meets every Sunday to cruise through the streets of New Orleans and share in the sisterhood of partaking in what is often a male-dominated arena.

“The motorcycle and MC [motorcycle club] world is very male-dominated, so to be African American and be a woman involved in this predominantly male world was also really fascinating.”

the contrast between their glamorous looks and gritty bikes sets them apart from other riders.

“Watching them dressed so feminine, and then being on these really masculine machines and being able to control them and do tricks on them, is visually stunning,” she said.

That is so damn badass! I’m in love!!!!!!

i’m obsessed with the idea of all black girl gangs.

Black women helping, fighting for and supporting other black women is what we need.

#BlackGirlsMagic

[saintvampyre]

@shezgay

[scully]

PIERS MORGAN DOESN’T REALIZE HE WROTE WHAT JK ROWLING RETWEETED ABOUT HERSELF, BYE. 

[flo-nelja]

Good books

So, the “worst book you had to read for school” thread makes me sad, since there’s so many books I love in the list.

So, do people want to play with me and say their favorite book they had to read for school?

[vergilliusrex-deactivated201812]

Antigone by Jean Annouilh

[skeleton-richard]

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

[shredsandpatches]

Henry IV part 1.

[cakesandfail]

Macbeth

[lilliburlero]

Robert Browning, Men and Women

[arcadiaego]

The Tempest.

[poorshadowspaintedqueens]

Hamlet

[juushika]

William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying

[raiona-deactivated20191006]

I actually really loved Hemingway’s The Old Man and the Sea

[witchpieceoftoast]

bless me, ultima by rudolfo anaya

[holdouttrout]

Oh my gosh someone else said old man and the seaaaaaaa

[mylittleredgirl]

The Martian Chronicles, Ray Bradbury

or East of Eden, John Steinbeck, I can’t choose

[trainingforstarfleet]

Life of Pi by Yann Martel

The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls

Hamlet by William Shakespeare (literally this story is HILARIOUS)

[rush-keating-deactivated2018121]

Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko. I had to read that for college. 

[nerdfishgirl]

A Tale of Two Cities

[shipperqueen93]

Jane Eyre

[tjmystic]

Dang it, I was gonna say A Tale of Two Cities. Umm… well, in that case, I’ll have to go with Sister Outsider.

[nothingeverlost]

Really hard to pick but one was Bridge to Terabithia.

[anonymousnerdgirl]

I actually liked Catcher in the Rye.

[margaretmoony]

The Devine Comedy

[curliestofcrowns]

The Crucible

or maybe A Man for All Seasons

and it’s not a book but A Rose For Emily changed my world when i was 12

[ghost-in-the-ujb]

The Awakening and Great Expectations

[anactofcaprise]

Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky and Jane Eyre.

I was a budding nihilist by grade 11.

[the-library-kat]

Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe.

[windycitylibrarian]

Ugh… There are too many!

Pride and Prejudice and Wuthering Heights

[strangenewclassrooms]

A Tale of Two Cities, obviously. But since that’s been said I’ll go with Death in Venice.

[girlwithalessonplan]

I’m still emotionally wrecked from the first time I read “The Cold Equations.”  But that’s a short story.  Book? To Kill a Mockingbird. 

[jen-in-cleveland]

And Then There Were None

[ibelieveintheoxfordcomma]

Wuthering Heights and The Outsiders

[missfteacheshistory]

The Kite Runner and Lord of the Flies

[bbybepartofmyworld]

To Kill A Mockingbird and Fahrenheit 451

[janismarwood]

I am happy to see things like The Outsiders and Bridge to Terabithia. Really surprised I don’t see The Giver on this list though.

The Giver or Alas, Babylon 

[wherethewildlingsgrow]

Enders game!

[moon-sea-and-stars-deactivated2]

1984

[tangledinwordsandyarn]

Of Human Bondage is high up there….I really should re-read that.

[knottahooker]

Neuromancer by William Gibson

[jono74656]

Tess of the d'urbevilles

[meggory84]

Not Wanted on the Voyage by Timothy Findley

[scarletjedi]

Song of Solomon and To Kill a Mockingbird–I read both in one sitting, I liked them so much.

There were others I liked, but the analysis process left a bad taste (great gatsby, streetcar named desire both talked *around* the gay, and 1984 went on too long because my teacher had an emergency appendectomy and the sub couldn’t move on.)

[tamer-of-jabberwocks]

Fahrenheit 451, all the way

[hadoriel]

Also Fahrenheit 451! The only book I read ahead in school because it was so good

[screamswhenthingshappen]

House of the Spirits by Isabelle Allende

[professormcbadass]

Slaughterhouse 5