Ain't it great to be alive?

Peace, love, empathy. Because in the end we are all humans.

[ohlittlefox]

something about how the night changes

[toasty-cowboy]

Something Short And Sweet

[desorden-emocional]

©️ketnipz

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[deviika]

Christa Wolf // Friedrich Nietzsche

[djoslider-deactivated20230802]

“I know, I know. we suck. I don’t know how to work as a team.”

[natashowlet]

Multiverse of madness headers

Like if you save <3

Please don’t repost

[noviembre-18]

[mhtyr]

"sorry English is not my first language" I say. As if I make any sense in my first language

[heyimboredtalktome]

This is literally gonna be such an iconic trio I can feel it in my fucking bones

[theavengers]

LOKI | Episode 5  “Journey Into Mystery”

[victoreli]

2021 is like i have no interests. i keep doing things. then not doing things. i need a haircut. i am tired. i cannot reread. i need to sleep its 4.30 am. mary oliver [redacted] me. i cannot sleep. i sleep all the time. i miss my friends i miss my friends i miss my friends.

[678i0u]

LOKI | Episode 3  Lamentis

[worshipcircle01]

I just want to communicate and celebrate that in this pride month, today, our trans brothers and sisters in Argentina have won a great battle.

Equitable access to formal employment in the public administration is law. According to what was voted today, the State must destinate at least 1 percent of the public administration staff employs (in all the regular contracting modalities) to transvestite, trans and transgender people.

This is a huge step in breaking down the barrier that prevents trans people from accessing formal employment and living wages.

The law is named after two great trans activists of Argentina: Diana Sacayan and Lohana Berkins and was voted almost in unanimity.

[clarkegriffins]

#I’M SORRY

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[stability]