QUEEN CITY NOOB

California born, DC educated. Taking a pit stop in Charlotte, NC.

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Wash the Day Off on Flickr.

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A good list...

Hammock Coffee Ice Beer Weed

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Feeling great about my first tattoo. DC flag/ Aquarius symbol combo.

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When Life Gets Real As Fuck

"I can't go back to yesterday, because yesterday I was a different person." - Alice in Wonderland

[hipster-aesthetics]

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Keep sleeping.

[brimalandro]

leonardo dicaprio really gets on my damn nerves always actin dry af in all of his interviews but be partyin with 2 chainz and doin the most off the wall shit in all of his candids. like he’s one of those people at work you just assume is boring and lame until you actually start talking to them and find out they used to be in the mobb 

[queencitynoob]

I feel like this is what ppl be saying about me sometimes.

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Sometimes I really like escapism.

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From my diary

Bitches who say it takes two to fight, when you waited three rounds to defend yourself in a domestic violence situation obviously don't give a fuck about your side of the story.

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Naughty But Nice 😘😜

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I can't change the past, but I can change myself for the future.

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From my diary

What emptiness I feel now as I remember your words. You said, “the thing is, I don’t think I can reach my full potential without you,” and I knew instantly that I could not return your love as strongly, but how much I wanted to keep you happy…and only now, after everything is gone, do I see what a destructive monster I created out of both of us.

If only I can find a way to forgive myself…your words still resonate with me, how you said to me “you’ve got to wipe your slate clean, you’ve got to forgive yourself and start fresh; anyone can be a new person almost instantly if they truly want a new way.”

[queencitynoob]

That moment you realize ALL the guys you've ever dated owned orange or red cars...

[panatmansam]

Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is broad that leads to destruction, and there are many who enter through it. For the gate is small and the way is narrow that leads to life, and there are few who find it.

Jesus of Nazareth, Matthew 7:13-14. (via panatmansam)

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I just saw a guy using a flip phone. Its 2015

[methhomework]

you just saw a drug dealer

[whatwaitlol]

my sister uses a flip phone instead of a smart phone so she pays more attention to the people around her instead of staring at a screen all day. people dont realize how much they actually use their smartphones instead of listening and talking to the people around you.

[leha]

I hate to break it you, but your sister is a fucking drug dealer Wake up and smell the marijuana

[queencitynoob]

What could be more scary than knowing you love drugs, and knowing that those drugs, anyone of them you might choose, has huge potential to end your life if you slip up even one more time.

[bandaidsfortheheart]

Pick any poison because we’re all just shooting luck into our veins. We convince ourselves  we’re better at playing the game.  And the ones that survive tell themselves they did it right.  But it’s just a matter of time.  Eventually we all go down. And isn’t it funny how one foot over the edge of the cliff of death is the only time we feel alive?

One Foot Over the Edge, V.P. (via bandaids-for-the-heart)

[alice-royal]

What people think of when you say ‘the autism spectrum’:

What the spectrum actually looks like:

The black and white dots represent a random autistic person’s particular combination of abilities on any given day. Everything is really convoluted and blurred because all of those major groups I put on there kind of bleed into one another at times. And none of these points are necessarily negative.

Point is, the spectrum is not a line on which a person is born onto and remains at a certain position. It is a complex group of abilities and issues which change for every autistic person, every day, multiple times per day, depending on the situation they’re in. There is no such thing as ‘mild autism’ or ‘high-functioning’ autism, and those labels are actually inherently ableist.

(Also please note that all instances of ‘normal/correct/incorrect’ are to be taken with a grain of salt as what neurotypicals consider to be ‘normal’ is often a very narrow amount of what they consider to be ‘acceptable’ interactions or behaviours)