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[cylonbarnes]

1:21am thinking about the very touch of you corrupts when castiel first laid a hand on you in hell he was LOST

[theorphicangel]

i love words and i love writing and i love love love details and emotion and vulnerablity and art and and

[frzntrx]

Okay but hear me out:

KAnthony, but make it Frozentricks

[fantasydaydreamers]

kaminari really hotwired a fucking car with his mouth and drove that shit😭😭😭😭😭

[shambledsurgeon]

           ✨What constellation best represents my muse and why? ✨     

“That is pretty damn accurate. And very observant of you to make that kind of comparison.” As was usual for him he kept most of his face hidden beneath his hat, mind whirring over the past that had been hinted towards with the woman’s comparison. He might not consider himself overly passionate so much as dark and rage filled.

“I appreciate the deep connotations.”

[therealpigfarts23]

a-forger-and-a-point-man replied to your post “a-forger-and-a-point-man replied to your post “So, since I’m such a...”

ooh thanks for the ingredients. i actually meant where is it from/who named it that? the fandom?

OH shit! Yea it’s after the actual drink in the books and then then movies! They actually put on the menu: “Vesper Martini (from James Bond)”

[rosiewhiz]

I don’t know how I got so lucky. I don’t know what I did to deserve the parents I have. I wasn’t born into a middle-class or lower-class family and I don’t know how I got this lucky. I’m not trying to brag or sound like a spoiled brat. But what the fuck did I do to deserve my parents? How is it that I got to travel the whole world my whole life, go to private schools, be neighbors with presidents and royalty, for fuck’s sake I even grew up in the richest city in the world. I really make myself mad when I take these things for granted, I rarely ever see the bad sides of things. They offer to take me car shopping and I already drive a lexus. Like when I hear my college friend’s problems, I always sit there like.. I don’t know what it’s like to be dead broke? I’ve always had money, whether it was $10k in stocks from my mom and dad, or even a $14,000 white gold chanel J12 watch to carry around with me.. Like I always had something so I would never go through that. I remember when I was around 18 I asked my dad, what he would do if I was homeless? He told me that I would never be. 

I feel so fucking horrible that not many people experience these things. I always think that my life is normal, but it really isn't. None of this is normal, Growing up with multiple maids and butlers at my service, $140k benzes, summer homes in really expensive areas, having personal drivers, having a dermatologist for me and my brother at the age of 13, private boats, having private chefs, owning an island… Hell, my parents even offered me plastic surgery for my ears if I wanted it. It wasn’t even a financial problem for them, they just asked. I refused. Scar removals, designer bags since I was in 3rd grade, designer clothes, meeting my parents influential friends such as famous authors, singers, kings… Even asking me if I wanted to record an album. Wth. I just don’t know how to thank them. I seriously have no idea how they do it, but I am so thankful. I don’t know what it’s like to not have all of this, I can’t fucking imagine what it would be like living on the other side. I could never imagine my parents being anyone else or divorcing. My mom grew up wealthy, my dad was dirt poor as a child, but became a millionaire at the age of 26. But they didn't sit on their asses and sleep all day, they didn’t do drugs. No, they sure as hell worked their asses off to give me and my brother one hell of an exceptional life. More than that even.

A lot of people don’t understand what it’s like to grow up like that, but it’s literally the same for us. We don’t know what it’s like on your end.

I’m so sorry I was a spoiled fucking brat, the past year really changed me. I experienced things from other people’s point of view sort of. Hearing them talk about debts. It’s scary to know things like that do exist. Like I hear about it all the time, but I’ve never gone through that. I’ve never grown up in an apartment, it’s been 3 story houses and houses with private lakes. I know my parents worked extra hard to keep this family together and give me and my brother everything we have. Because of that, I will strive to work my ass off and give my children the same thing. I don’t know who I’d be or what I’d do without them, they have given me endless possibilities of who I could be and where I could go. I can’t believe it took me this long to realize it. I am so thankful for my parents. 

[piyo-13]

also, got called down by my grandma to watch a NOVA documentary about venoms. suuuper fascinating and suuuuuper terrifying.