I don't exist for your fucking entertainment.

[cephalotod-deactivated20200126]

why is sharing clothes so intimate like.. bro…. are you cold… here…. borrow my sweatshirt… it smells like the brand of washing powder i use…. a little glimpse into the oddly private domesticity of my own life bro…. its still warm from where i knotted it around my waist (i dont feel the cold)… here bro… take it…

[slow-riot-deactivated20200720]

Thinking a lot about how people have liked to meme on late-life Johnny Cash for “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” and his “Hurt” cover but man, I think his last few years were amazing. He was a man who was always on the right side of things, pro-union, anti-prison, and then at the end of his life he just got weird and apocalyptic, looking back on his own life and staring death in the face. That shit rules. He went out with dignity, which can be said about a lot of people, but more than that, he went out with ambition. “You can have it all, my empire of dirt” sounds melodramatic coming from 29 year old Trent Reznor singing about drugs, but coming from a 70 year old man who was one of the faces of his entire goddamn genre, who had fought for change his entire life and never seen any real progress? That’s fucking devastating.

[filmsfoodandfandom]

“I wore black because I liked it. I still do, and wearing it still means something to me. It’s still my symbol of rebellion – against a stagnant status quo, against our hypocritical houses of God, against people whose minds are closed to others’ ideas.“— Johnny Cash

[lustfulcigarettes]

<3

[livebloggingmydescentintomadness]

tweet meme: steve rogers edition, part 2 (part one)

[mulletlove-deactivated20200811]

perhaps love and kindness are practices rather than feelings or states of being

[smalltownfeel]

And they sting so terribly. 

[terminallyaverage]

Blah blah blah emotional vague posting I need to fix my shit and stop being so damn sad all the time

[cloud-reader]

[terminallyaverage]

i am a sad little man

[berthachinacat]

❤🔥

[iwrite-myheartt-deactivated2016]

.اقترب أكثر أو ابتعد.. وجودك في المنتصف متعب جداً Either come closer or stay away, having you in between is very exhausting.

(via uupsetti)

[swedishlandscapes]

Spectacular sunrise today.

[theweirdpeach]

I just want someone who’s excited to make out with me and text me all the time.

[parentless-suggestions]

Someday I will have my own place. My world won’t be confined to my room. I will stumble sleepily through the house in the morning, opening the blinds. I will sit out in the backyard and look at the stars. I will go out whenever I want to. I will survive long enough to have that.

[texasbackroad]

Adolescent alligator relaxing at Elm Lake at Brazos Bend State Park (4/26/2019)

[bax16]

@woody112704 @theblogofelcoyote @snakeybones @offthebeatenpathtexas

[terminallyaverage]

I need

validation

[bassiter]

i truly feel like shriveling up any time i overhear some version of the conversation “why does Person have Symptom/Issue?” “because they have Psychological Disorder” - ESPECIALLY when the person asking is a child

because all it fucking does is reinforce the idea that you need to qualify for a diagnosis for any issues you might have to matter

if someone believes that, say, ADHD and/or Autism are the cause of Needing To Fidget, then they’ll come to the conclusion that if someone can’t get diagnosed with those things, then they’re just faking, or they’re doing it on purpose to be annoying, or that they must just not be trying hard enough to stop. 

“you don’t have adhd, quit rocking back and forth.”

“you don’t have autism, food textures shouldn’t bother you. grow up and just eat it.”

“you don’t have anxiety, this shouldn’t be an issue for you.”

and they’ll literally say that shit while in the very same breath sincerely and HEAVILY accomodating someone who is diagnosed with one of those things!!!!

if you genuinely want to avoid giving uninformed people (especially children) wrong impressions, honestly, just stick to “that’s just the way their brain works” or even “i don’t know.” if you have to, YES, have THAT conversation! tell them that brains are complicated and a lot of things can be different about them in every single person, and that when someone has a sensory or social issue, they just have it and it’s not their fault, because THAT is what people need to know! that’s it!