#im more

[soupiestzilla]

Are you more soup or zilla?

what, you a cop????

[doodle17]

Nothing like getting your long ass hair stuck in a vacuum to start your daily chores

[mijomii]

I’m still hhhh that people told me why do I have a MAP flag in my bedroom when I have a Queer flag.

[rachniqueenluxy]

Tumblr removed my rant last night for no reason 🙂

[dateademisexualpersonwho]

Date a demisexual person who is a morning person

[sgdlr]

@beckology

[strawberrymoon505]

I finally finished reading the sorrows of young werther and it took me longer than I wanted to to finish it. It wasn't a difficult read in terms of language or technicality– it was the fact that it felt too personal. Werther is a hardcore romantic. He's delusional. Unhinged. Pathetic. Feels his emotions very much. And, of course, spirals into depression due to his yearning for something that could never happen. For his daydreams. As I was reading his thoughts, I couldn't help but feel like it was as if he ripped a page from my diary and put it in this novel. Which is amazing, I love how a book from so long ago can still connect with us today. But it was so revealing. It made me feel vulnerable. And for that, it is an amazing book.