hello

[d0gbl0g]

[dennys]

Hiya tumblr, it’s me, Dennywise. Would you like your pancake back?

Take it.

[24hp-deactivated20180201]

dennys i am going to drive directly to your restaurant and kill you with my bare hands

[onlytwitterpics]

[ednursey]

[joshanddrake]

[apollogise]

I blame josh for me being so sarcastic

[pr1nceshawn]

How Did They Get That Shot?

[snarkymonkeyprime]

That horse is 100% thinking “Fuck you, I’m not standing on that invisible floor.”

[hell0-there-lady]

This post means everything

[fuckstev-deactivated20240104]

Where'd you come up with your url?

there were seven eggs left

[27-teacups]

same

[fuckstev-deactivated20240104]

you must have a lot of tea cups

[27-teacups]

yes

[fuckstev-deactivated20240104]

i am very proud of your collection

[1000nipples]

hey guys

[fuckstev-deactivated20240104]

dude fholy shit

[catmilks]

that thursday feeling.

reading depressioncomix inspired me to do a little comic about my own day-to-day experience.

[elfgrandfather]

I’ve seen some comments on this being like “Oh he’s way too active this isn’t how severe clinical depression works!” which makes me a little sad because implying everyone’s experience of depression must be just like yours is insulting. This comic is about how depression still deeply affects me despite my attempts at a normal life but that it becomes almost mundane, you take a break to cry and scream and feel sorry for yourself but then you have to go back to doing whatever. I have almost no energy but I gotta live.

Saying you need to constantly be at your lowest and most dysfunctional in order to have Real Clinical Depression isn’t realistic. Learning to cope with this illness that will likely haunt me my whole life isn’t a bad thing.

[thewickedavatar]

wish i could go outside without putting shoes on 

[institute-for-thermal-research]

you can

[thewickedavatar]

my feet sensitive : \ it’s cold : \

[institute-for-thermal-research]

socks

[thewickedavatar]

socks get dirty : (

[turtlefarm]

Put on shoes then

[thewickedavatar]

[bricesander]

[drakefanclub]

BYE

[trappunzelll]

[maatofchicago]

Im weak asf. She say hold dis and then turnt up

[7thblacksheep-deactivated201907]

I’m not over this baby

[themasterpupil]

Hol dis

[muvataughtme-deactivated2021040]

She rolled them sleeves up and got to work 😂😂😂

[spideycentral]

What’s the toughest part about playing Peter Parker/Spider-Man?

[bloomflowersbloom]

[bloomflowersbloom]

im screaming once I was just staring at myself for 5 minutes convincing myself that i wasnt that drunk then i threw up and was like must of been the food i ate

[reshipped]

ME LMAO

[mcavoys-deactivated20130122]

[oh-deir-deactivated20140104]

ACTUAL MESSAGE OF (500) DAYS OF SUMMER THAT NO ONE ACTUALLY REALIZES

[wenchyfloozymoo]

[ruinedchildhood]

this episode changed me forever

[fithoneys]

[tontonmichel-deactivated2022021]

“Imagine it’s 2 in the morning, flood water is up to your eyes and you’re pushing an air mattress behind an apartment building. You’re pushing through water and debris, staying calm, trying to rescue families screaming for help and also you’re 13 years old.

13-year-old Virgil Smith rescued 17 of his neighbors during Hurricane Harvey.

When flood waters poured into his apartment complex in Dickinson, he and his mom, Lisa Wallace, took shelter at a stranger’s second floor apartment.

Virgil says he got a call from his friend in another building.

“He was like, VJ, can you come help us because you know that we can’t swim,” says Smith.

Smith says he swam back to his apartment, pulled out the air mattress his family uses for guests, and went to work, rescuing his friends.”

[weepingbouquettyphoon]

True Hero why didn’t they show this on the news.