Tearless and Fearless

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[sheabutterbitch]

I’m screaming :’)

[dogshitvevo]

[1deacthedeathmerchant]

My bank was out of fucking envelopes. They gave me a Halloween bag full of money. I told them I felt like I was robbing the place.

[reallifeishorror]

This is the lucky tall Betsy. Reblog and within 24 hours and lucky tall Betsy will grant you an irrelevantly festive bag full o’ moneys.

Haha

[kalesbug]

Trying to find something to motivate myself and I found this little line from Van Gogh

[unfugbilder]

and so it begins …

[mielparaoshun]

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[1tenderbeing]

I’m the one that’s constantly changing it’s position

[jumbolumpcrabmeat]

“Pap”

[weloveshortvideos]

[lani-p-deactivated20211108]

the amount of pressure put on the last guy

[damnhebig]

He rose to the occasion

[picsthatmakeyougohmm]

[yourcodenameis-michael-deactiva]

i love the sydney operahouse

[sugarplumharry-deactivated20170]

Snoop Dogg narrating planet earth is what the world needs

[1alyssaayaan-deactivated2018090]

we dem boys

[guncharge]

i need a series to be made off of this 

[sleepbby]

when u don’t see any solution to your problems but u tryna stay positive

[ellsari]

[dci-scores]

World Class Drum Major Salutes (excluding Santa Clara and Cadets)

[patanu102]

[futubanderacl]

[curlicuetruth]

This gets funnier to me everything I watch it.

I love that she’s not putting on a scary mask, or making scary faces or noises, or wearing her clothes to distort her figure, or doing anything overtly scary or inhuman. She’s just… walking in a way that humans are technically capable of walking and it’s somehow terrifying. It’s not even just that it’s unusual– if she’d come around the corner walking on her hands I doubt they’d have bolted.

I wonder if this is a learned fear (from horror movies and such) or something instinctive about the pose?

[gif87a-com]

[sushinfood]

that’ll learn ya

[weaux-deactivated20170327]

she was just thirsty :(

[the-ace-of-hearts]

I HAVE MADE A MISTAKE

[eearth-deactivated20180601]

Being able to admit when you’re wrong is such an important life skill. You have to always have some distance between yourself and your beliefs and ideologies, you have to have space for doubt, for learning, for new perspectives. When we get so close to something that we fail to see the things around it, behind it, after it, before it, that’s when ignorance and stubbornness creeps in, that’s when we start bringing pain to ourselves and those around us.

[tallsballs]

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