*screaming*

god wtf

[elethart]

Witches on a railroad adventure 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃☕

[bassiter]

Visit Original Link

I Bet on Losing Dogs by Mitski except over the speakers in a hotel’s indoor pool at 1am. You feel like the only person awake in the whole world as you lazily swim, around occasionally ducking your head underwater and staying there just long enough for you to feel something other than loneliness. 

[cptsdofficial]

me resisting the urge to ask people if they still like me

[i-am-a-fish]

cowboy bees!!!!!! would say beehaw🐝

[billsprestonofficial]

whoa, dude, he’s so excellent!

[tedtheodoreloganofficial]

whoa, who dude?

[billsprestonofficial]

the dude reading this, dude!

[tedtheodoreloganofficial]

dude, that’s me!

[billsprestonofficial]

i know, dude!!!

[tedtheodoreloganofficial]

dude!!!

[billsprestonofficial]

dude!!!

[fuckyahumor]

thanks dude

[smilestudy]

IMPORTANT HEADS UP FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS!

There is a company called “Vector” that sends out “work opportunity” letters in the mail for graduating seniors. It’s a scam. They promise a nice $17 an hour for zero experience which should be a red flag. It’s a multi level marketing scheme that preys on kids trying to make money for college and it’s gross. If you get one of these letters in the mail, just toss it in the recycle. Some of you may have heard of this or have already received one of these in the mail, but I just wanted to post about it just in case!

[pissvortex]

they did this shit to me too but they had no information about the company anywhere on the flyers and the website for applying was just a google form which should have been a red flag but basically they wait until you fill out the google form and then reveal that they are Vector Marketing. their scheme is they make you buy like $100+ worth of knives and tell you to sell them all to your family members in exchange for a cut of the profit. i ignored them once i found out but they started like sending flyers to my mom somehow

[dingdongyouarewrong]

here’s a list of similar multilevel marketing scams! notable ones are itworks, amway, lularoe, herbalife, scentsy, younique, monat, beachbody, mary kay, and more. you might even see some of your peers advertising for them on facebook or instagram, but always remember to google the companies’ income disclosure statements. you’ll quickly find a solid 95% or so make no money from these schemes at all, and about 90% actually lose money. be careful y’all!

[valtsv]

the inherent gay coding of brightly colored striped shirts

[valtsv]

that's gay pride babey!!!

[rosienroller]

[miradademujer-deactivated202402]

The sun and the moon 🌙☀

[nube-1-deactivated20210117]

[zendayascoleman]

“why bother writing bisexual characters if they just end up in a m/f relationship”

my dude

my guy

my pal

stop talking forever

[catboy-prussia]

Oh I have never reblogged faster in my life

[hugealienpie]

Watching my bi friends’ identities get erased when they‘re in m/f relationships makes me think it’s even MORE important to write bi characters in m/f relationships and then be REALLY BLATANT about the fact that one or both of them is bi.

[safitheartist]

[zerogender-onlyswag]

THIS

[o6eiyrskb4hg7rix8hih-deactivate]

due to personal reasons you will be passing away

[tessfest]

[felidaeng]

hey guys i need help wheres that one picture that looks like this

[felidaeng]

FOUND IT

[throwbackblr]

[catsnsmiles]

[vladtheunfollower]

Enhance

[gigi-tastic]

The feets!!!!

[princesstigerbelle]

@mostlycatsmostly the tiniest floofer beans

[greenteacology]

me as a 12 y/o: I don’t mind when people say “love the sinner, hate the sin” when I tell them I’m gay. At least they’re trying! We can still be friends.

me now:

Be Gone Homophobe

[gaypeopletwitter]

[tokyo-fashion]

18-year-old Japanese students Chinatsu and Shiiio on the street in Harajuku wearing a sukajan and vintage kimono along with items from Romantic Standard, Vivienne Westwood, Gucci, Faith Tokyo, and Bubbles Harajuku. Full Looks