Valar Morghulis

shannon -- nineteen -- female i occasionally instagram shah.nohn and tweet @shah_nohn

[teddyboopin]

I’m starting out new on this blog over here if anyone is interested in checking it out. It’s mainly just selfies and photos of celebs right now, but it’ll get better once I start filling my dash a little.

[bifacts]

Fact: Microbiology is the study of tiny bisexuals. (inspired by ireallyseeupsidedown)

[sarahconnorjr]

Deadpool’s official movie twitter follows only one other account

[a-storm-for-every-spring-deacti]

They’re already doing it right

[bemanipulated]

[mxcerfrey-deactivated20180719]

Me: *Flirts with someone*

Them: *Flirts back*

Me: Oh shit, I never thought I would get this far. What am I supposed to do now?

[hoofjobs]

"bro do you lift"

"yeah dude how did you know"

"because you lift my heart whenever you’re around"

"bro"

[itstimetosmilee]

I doubt Vodka is the answer, but it’s worth a shot

[lindsayjillians]

[catsbeaversandducks]

By ©Catsass

[oatmeal]

The mantis shrimp has spoken.

[fabiansgoldwatches-deactivated2]

why is it

"no boy will want you if you keep on with that feminist rubbish"

and not

"no girl will want you if you keep on being a misogynistic piece of shit"

[hidekiryuga]

👒

[crowholtz]

                                       { Honey, there is no right way. }

[lilith-nocturna]

[explore-blog]

Biology’s cruel joke goes something like this: As a teenage body goes through puberty, its circadian rhythm essentially shifts three hours backward. Suddenly, going to bed at nine or ten o’clock at night isn’t just a drag, but close to a biological impossibility. Studies of teenagers around the globe have found that adolescent brains do not start releasing melatonin until around eleven o’clock at night and keep pumping out the hormone well past sunrise. Adults, meanwhile, have little-to-no melatonin in their bodies when they wake up. With all that melatonin surging through their bloodstream, teenagers who are forced to be awake before eight in the morning are often barely alert and want nothing more than to give in to their body’s demands and fall back asleep. Because of the shift in their circadian rhythm, asking a teenager to perform well in a classroom during the early morning is like asking him or her to fly across the country and instantly adjust to the new time zone — and then do the same thing every night, for four years.

Sleep and the teenage brain (via explore-blog)

This is why you have every right to be tired.  

(via lookrainbows) ”Researchers now see sleep problems as a cause, and not a side effect, of teenage depression.” - from the artcle! 

(via scruffyshezza)

[teddyboopin]

I made another blog to be my personal blog, so if anyone wants the url, send me a message. 😊

[dailytylerhoechlin]

"I once had a dad come up and say, “You know, my daughter and I, there’s not really a lot that we can do together, I just wanted to let you know that the best father-daughter time I have is being able to watch your show on Monday nights with her.” That was a cool thing - for the show to have such an impact on somebody’s life. That’s why I love doing what I do." (insp)