#justmadethisup

[alanheath-privatearts]

Here's some inspirational shit for anyone who needs it. #fontmania #AvgCamPro #cameraplus #inspirationalquotes #justmadethisup #inspirationalaf #inspirational #inspirationalthoughts #inspirationalwords #inspirationalposts

[trissstin30]

“ School is a bitch. Family is going to shit. Society is becoming meaner. Grass isn’t getting greener. Tv is boring. Never want to wake up it the morning. People are lying. No one is trying. You’re the only one that stays the same. And I’m so proud to say, I’m going to take your last name. 💍” I love you baby girl. ❤️💕

[mayascooltoo]

Maybe someday, we'll all look at each other with hope and belief in our eyes instead of fear and hate.

Unknown

[currentlyfangirling99]

How to be a fangirl:

-Support ships that do not float in water

-Have OTP's like at least a billion

-asfdjkl

-talk about what you like for hours even if you are talking to yourself or your pet if you have one

-fangirl out(act extremely excited and cheery when your obsession becomes too much to handle)

-TYPE IN ALL CAPS WHEN NEEDED!

-Use the phrase "I can't" even if you can

-When something emotional happens it better to just sob in the corner 😭

-asfdjkl again

-Create ideas for the thing you love in your head constantly whether you decide to announce them or not

-DID YOU READ THE PART ABOUT TYPING IN ALL CAPS!?

-Never keep calm because it's impossible

-Be your crazy fangirl self because the rest of us LOVE you! 👌❤️😍👑

[beanzinope-blog]

predebut idols are potatoes and when they debut they become french fries

[haex]

You're the type of girl people see as the main character of the book they're reading

[gaebulga]

I thought I was in a dream. I have no idea how I got here.

I had, to my best recollection, come back from the lab and gone to sleep as usual, after microwaving some leftover Chinese food for dinner and scarfing it down. I woke up here, on one of those little flat areas between flights of stairs, sitting uncomfortably against a cold brick wall.

A dimly lit lamp cast my shadow on the old wooden floor, and this was the first thing I had noticed before placing my hand on my extremely sore neck, standing up, and looking around. Similar lamps as the one above my head illuminated the staircases below and above. It was warm and slightly breezy - if I didn't lean against the wall, that is.

I could not see the end of the stairs looking out into the space in the center of the stairs, either down or up. The stairs seemed to be infinite, disappearing into the darkness at either end. There were doors, two per flight of stairs, but the ones on my level were locked.

I had no idea whether I was above or below the ground level, but decided to walk down the stairs, as I was too lazy to walk up. I kept walking and checking the doors, but they all appeared to be locked.

I kept walking for a while, and frequently peered down to see whether the stairs ended soon. The lights on each flight of stairs got dimmer and dimmer. I noticed that it was very silent, except for the sound of my footsteps. There was no echo, and no other noises whatsoever.

It was creepy.

Eventually it got to the point that it was completely dark and I was finding my way using the bannister as a guide. I was very paranoid that my bare feet would encounter a rat or a nail, or that the bannister would have a piece missing and I would lose my balance and fall down the seemingly infinite staircase. But the stairs were in good shape, very clean, and the bannister was continuous and made of a smooth cool metal.

I was hungry, thirsty, and tired by now, and knew this was not a dream.

I kept walking anyway, taking short rest breaks in between.

Eventually, the bannister ended, its end making a little loop. It was over. But the fact remained that all the doors were locked…

Feeling my way along the wall, I found another door. This one wasn’t locked. Finally! I eagerly opened the door.

There was more darkness. It was cold and windy beyond the door. I could not find a floor or walls.

I stood there, unsure of what to do, and terrified. I was too weak by now to walk up the stairs…