The Scream of Silence

this blog is a mix of random stuff; funny things,random things basically a bit of everything...have fun reading! =)

[coziestautumn]

does the harry potter series feel really really cozy to anyone else?? i can’t explain it - i don’t know why. it feels .. like home? it feels like a beautiful and foggy autumn day. idk why but it makes my heart go !!!!!!!

[yaqeeen-deactivated20181212]

I wish my mother could live her life all over again. But instead of it being filled with all of the hurt and sadness she has felt, I wish she could live the life she has given me; one filled with unending happiness and love. May God bless her always and may I make her the proudest mother in the world. I may say I live for myself but I truly live and push forward for her.

[ssensura]

Don’t you hate it when you’re dead inside and run out of apps to refresh

[inkxlenses]

Beautiful Smoothie! | by smoothiethecat

[agraceful-disgrace]

There’s a difference between being happy and being distracted from sadness

[poemswords]

[rsvnr]

There’s really nothing like feeling lonely even when you’re with someone.

[noormusawi]

“be softer with you. you are a breathing thing. a memory to someone. a home to a life.”

— Nayyirah Waheed (via theliteraryjournals)

[7ja]

[unclefather]

me when relatives hug me for too long 

[glamour-divine]

my dil hurts

[healerorkiller]

[decision]

[beyondmyveil-deactivated2019020]

A man is born through a woman and he is raised by a woman and he falls in love with a woman and he marries a woman and I am surprised about the man who doesn’t respect a woman.

[ana-elisabeta]

[thefashionreef]

[smoke-stungeyes]

Do you ever wonder how much you exist in other people’s lives? I’m always curious if people think of me when a certain song comes on, or when they pass through a certain town. I wonder how many stories I’ve been a part of that I may have forgotten. I wonder if I still I exist in the minds of people that I don’t speak to anymore. I wonder how many times a day I pass through someone’s head.

[plannedparenthood]

Celebrate boyhood

How to Raise a Feminist Son

By CLAIRE CAIN MILLER and illustrations by AGNES LEE

via the New York Times