[justgirlythings]

We finally did it, y’all! We’re married 💍

[placeapuppyinmyhair]

if i didn't know better i'd think you were still around

[s-ncerely]

hi

[boneopera]

I'm everyone's burden.

[sakuratreepoetry-deactivated202]

i AM that one mutual that you hate

[midnightsoliloquy]

having a short fuse and taking everything personally is an amazingly bad combination

[self--destruction]

It’s true, I can’t do anything right.

[depressionbound]

I feel so, so bad for the people that meet me, for the people that try to be my friend…I make them regret it so, so quickly…

[mozartinsesi]

[oakkid]

ILDN

[podencos]

[quotefeeling]

“My life is made up of ‘I’m sorry’. I feel like I have to apologize to people, to things, to life itself. It’s like, ‘I’m sorry to be here’. I don’t want to disturb anyone.”

— Yohji Yamamoto

[sunflowrrbabe]

[speaknow]

folklore: the long pond studio sessions - Taylor about This Is Me Trying 

[ozgurkenben-deactivated20201001]

[kaoui-deactivated20230103]

source: Ellie // Joie de Velvet Pinterest

[coldasyou]

not to be fake deep but like average poor kids deserve affordable higher education too lmao. we shouldn’t be expected to get a perfect ACT, work 40 hours a week, do another 20 hours of extra circulars, be on the honor roll, take only AP classes, have a 4.5 GPA just to have a CHANCE at being able to afford college. esp when avrage rich kids can go wherever the fuck they want with a subpar GPA and test scores. 

[coldasyou]

Hope all the dicks who commented about how they don’t want average people in higher education read about this college admissions scandal. You have average rich kids getting into the most competitive colleges in the country through explicit bribery (not even gonna get into how many more are able to get in through more discret means and just simple classism in the admissions process) meanwhile qualified poor students often can’t even afford to go to college but yeah great meritocracy we got here.