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just wanted to let u know i love you and ur blog
laura :”)) thank you so much!! omg you’re so kind??? this means so so much to me <33 ily thank you for being so sweet and caring and wonderful 💖💖 i hope you’re having a great night/day!! ily keep shining!! x also i agree with your bio that red deserved better. red deserved a grammy fdshjf
so many people relate to that post about acting out stories before they fall asleep...i feel like i've always had v stunted creativity/imagination bc i've never really done that or felt the urge to do so before? idk just needed to tell somebody who did relate and wanted to see what you think
hey there!! I think for me—unless I’m absolutely exhausted—it’s the only way to force myself to sleep. I have a very hyperactive brain (I’ve actually been looking into getting tested for adhd soon because I have things I’ve been coping with since childhood that are symptoms of it, but my parents nor I ever looked into getting a diagnosis—which may or may not be a reason for the sleep thing, but I digress) and even as a little kid I never took naps, and growing up it would take me hours to fall asleep every night because I’d lay there staring at the wall because I couldn’t concentrate on sleep. So as I got older, I learned that imagining actually helped my brain settle. I imagine things like love stories, aus for my shows/books; I let my brain lead me somewhere and follow along so that I can pull at the remains of an old dream that will pull me back in (I hope at least). Sometimes I just listen to music for a while because that calms my brain. So yeah, for me my daydreaming before sleep has a lot to do with being able to “concentrate” on sleep (although the concentrating on the daydreams is subconscious, because it’s just something I Do most of the time), although there are 100% likely lots of reasons others do it, like thinking about the things they’re looking forward to, planning a fanfic in their head they’ve been meaning to write, etc. it’s a very interesting question!! I don’t think there’s anything weird with you not having/needing to do that. I think it just means your brain can fall asleep easier! But if you feel compelled, try to daydream! Let your brain wander from reality into daydreams and see where it takes you.
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hi hi i just finished watching s3 of the 100, do you have favorite blogs that you rec?
did you like it!? but, omg there are so many blogs that are amazing.. hm...
@the100-news is really great to follow because you get updates on the new season and the cast members, @heda-reyes, @bellaarke, @autumnkru, @griffinslaw, @goldenheadfreckledheart, @ravenreyess, @spxcewalker, @harpermacintyre, @kinkybellamyblake! enjoy!
hello when did this insinuation of raven with her hair down happen
Okay, I don’t have the source myself, but there was a pic posted by Lindsey I believe where she was clearly in her Raven gear and her hair was down
babe taylor looks tough but she's really soft and naive and desperate for love i'm with you
homegirl got her heart broken while blank space taylor and idsb taylor literally crushed men. babe taylor WAS indeed a softie who needed much love, validation and affection and y’all are telling me that she would win against blank space taylor & idsb swift? in this essay i will
happy birthday!
thank you!
