and when I think I couldn't love him more, he's a fan of sens8 and like all of us he didn't want it to be cancelled
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and when I think I couldn't love him more, he's a fan of sens8 and like all of us he didn't want it to be cancelled
Started with a kiss "Oh, we must stop meeting like this" But it always ends up with a town car speeding Out the drive one evening Ended with the slam of a door Then he'll call her a whore Wish he wouldn't be sore But as she was leaving It felt like breathing
All her fuckin' lives Flashed before her eyes
Just because Taylor doesn’t think about the consequences to her actions, I’m going to do it for her. So she didn’t endanger Hen and Chimney, but
What if this were to affect the public’s trust in paramedics? administering actually needed drugs? Because those can’t be administered without consent, right? So if people freak out and think that when they are actually dying and the drug will actually save their life that they’re secretly fine and the drug will kill them?
I’m not saying I think that’s necessarily going to happen, I’m just saying a real world scenario in which one should consider the consequences to their actions - avoiding causing immediate danger by Jonah actually murdering people (like the original risk of when she wanted to run the story was) does not avoid all dangerous/potentially life threatening consequences. Just the direct ones.
how it started how it’s going
Biggest vinyl sale week ever(more)?? She did THAT
THE WAY TAYLOR SCREAMS “HE LOOKS UP GRINNING LIKE A DEVIL” IN CRUEL SUMMER LITERALLY PROLONGS MY LIFE EVERY TIME I LISTEN TO IT
My bi ass is living for Betty
NEVER LET PRIVILEGE LIE DORMANT WHEN IT COULD BE USED TO STAND UP FOR WHAT’S RIGHT