ainda estou à procura

if you’re from a fandom and you’re here because i followed you, pls read 📍 a piece of my mind, an alternative home, some world

[thecold-warmth]

hi guys! if you’re from a fandom and you’re here because i followed you, this is my main blog, but you could maybe follow me back on my second blog which is way more cool for fandoms @hellfire-byler

[dukeofdelirium]

when my super platonic bro best friend I’ve been in love with for years puts on fake vampire fangs and starts talking about how he’s going to bite my neck in front of all our friends as part of a D&D “game” but he still won’t admit he’s fucking gay

[kidovna]

reality

[yourlocalgaymafia]

The A in LGBTQIA+ stands for aromantic, asexual and agender. It will never stand for ally. Being an ally should be basic human decency. You don’t get a gold star for being one.

[ange1hasfallen]

THIS!!!

[autumncozy]

By cfunk44

[jobeana]

count down to fall

[autumnauspice]

30 days until autumn 

[cozy-brew]

Source: Pinterest

[swearphil]

Wait a minute || for anon

[kazs-inej]

rwrb + text dynamics

[yearnpilled]

locklyle

[yearnpilled]

locklyle

[galina]

Topping & Company Booksellers, Edinburgh

[captainamericanidi0t]

reblog to tell your mutuals they’re lovely as fuck

[learnelle]

My best advice: write through the chapters of your life. Write down your hopes for the future, and when the future comes, keep on writing. Collect little business cards from your favourite cafes, take silly pictures of your sink, scribble love letters to your future self and keep all the little notes that people leave you. One day, all of this will be in your past, and you won’t remember any of it. But that same day, you might pick up the silly little business card or the silly little note, and you’ll be happy you kept it all. :)

[ofallingstar]

In This Corner of the World (2018)

[blackthunder137]

"The way to know life is to love many things."

- Vincent Van Gogh

[rarestsparkle]

shout out to everybody who’s unlearning the old habits that won’t serve them in their next chapter of life. letting go is difficult, counterintuitive, and disorienting. it’s also worth it.