#run with it

[violentbat]

Getting scolded by Bruce is nothing compared to one brutal observation from Cass.

[alchemistforthepeople]

"Did you know that there's a condition called Walking Corpse Syndrome? It's a condition that's often referred to as Cotard's syndrome in where the sufferer believes they are dead or missing parts of their being like organs, limbs, blood and more."

"This syndrome is related to depression but the syndrome itself is often a symptom of other conditions of the mind! Though, that's not to say it doesn't come with its own variety of symptoms too."

[raksh-writes]

Who would have thought, actually been having fun writing a lil' thing for the last few nights, truly inspiration strikes at the weirdest times and weirdest ways. Not sure anything will come out of this one, but I'm enjoying myself so why not share a snipper, eh? ^^

Funny how you can get a sudden reobsession for a 7 year old game and a rarepair at that but honestly wouldn’t have it any other way lmaoo

(Also, pls don’t mind the repeats and typos, this is an alpha no edit version just for fun)

[thebellwhisperer]

I fear my life won't be complete until I see an Avengers: Doomsday edit to God's don't pray by imagine dragons (specifically the part where it says until the doo-oo-oomsday)

[reportsofagrandfuture]

[wordsbyt]

I mean, you will have setbacks. Doubters.

Jealous mother fuckers that love you to fail. So they can snicker, and laugh, and feel better than you.

But they are not.

Keep the doubters in your mind forever. And every success you have, think of one. Fuck them.

I never had anybody that thought I would succeed. I got quite a few “no” letters for my art.

But, I am an Artist

-and whatever else I will evolve into.

And love is the best hobby.

Take that last line and run with it.

[books-in-a-storm]

Snowflake Book Review’s

Title: Run with It(MacAteer Brothers #1)

Author: M.L. Nystrom

Pages:267

Snowflake Rating:❄❄❄❄❄(5/5)

Synopsis: The struggle is real.  Beverly spends so much of her time juggling her four kids, a dead-beat ex, and two jobs that she never has time for herself or another man in her life. Then Connor moves in next door. Connor is healing from a hard break from his family and is working to find his own identity.  He has no interest in joining another one. Then he meets his neighbor. Two people building new lives. Two people with no time or energy for love. Bev and Connor are determined to stick to their plans, but life has other ideas—now they just have to run with it.