#and continue

[solid-death]

I want to lay him back and make them feel so much pleasure with my mouth.

[omgeto]

okay so I am still writing I am 1.4k words in and im just starting getos part 🥹

[bwoahtastic]

Random tattoo idea tipsy me came up with<3

I really like the all good // all ways quote Dan always uses cos it's just a vibe (even without taking into consideration its his if that makes sense) and that quote as a tattoo on the back of my arm but then having "all good" in my mom's handwriting and "all ways" in my dad's handwriting 🥺

[arielseaworth]

Trump’s Refusal to Concede Is Not a Legal Problem. It’s a Political Problem, or Maybe an Adulting Problem.

The courts have thrown out every single one of the 12 cases the president’s team has filed.

It is easy to think that what is happening in America this week is a purely constitutional crisis or some kind of a crisis of law itself. After all, Republicans in state legislatures and the Trump campaign are declining to concede that the election is over and that they lost; they are filing lawsuits around the country that are being bounced like superballs out of their various courtrooms; and they are turning on their own Secretaries of State as they make demonstrably false, empty claims about rampant election fraud. But it’s not in fact a crisis of law. The law is managing the lawsuits precisely as it ought to: Taking them seriously enough to reject them outright. As elections lawyer Marc Elias continues to tweet, 0-12 is a pretty sound legal outcome 9 days post-election.

[angelnumber27]

if it broke you, it wasn’t love. 

[stillstudyingg]

Study food is so important ✨

[bisexualclarkkent]

i want to die lol