The First day of Autumn

I'm a weird motherfucker, don't be fooled by my "blonde girl" appearance. Born in 93, living in Switzerland, but I'm not Swiss. This blog will contain mostly MY pictures. (some are reblogged from my previous blog) Instagram: drewithanaccent Ask Me Something

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Trying to sing Madison Beer with influenza throat aint easy. But I love the song so wtv :))

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Stavanger, Norway

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Unless you speak the same amount of languages I do, don’t fucking judge my English prononciation .

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Good morning

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FIRE MF

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Nothing is ever permanent, not even my tattoos, even my body won’t exist one day.

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Being casual you know

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This year I got this baby. He has an instagram account btw: KarlDobbyMan

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Have you ever had an incredibly powerful and lucid memory? Something that you remember so perfectly well that you know exactly what it smells like? What it looks like in every single detail from every single angle? A memory so fucking precise and neat that it hurts you because it’s almost physically there, but it really isn’t it’s in your head, it’s out of reach. Do you know the feeling of having a memory so strongly present in your head but physically absent that makes you go mad and you get overwhelmed with frustration, because it’s so fucking close to you, but it’s JUST a memory? Do you wish that somehow, whatever happened in your memory, never did because the remain of it in your head is more hurtful then imagining that it never happened? Wether it’s a person, an objet, a room, a house, a piece of clothing, ANYTHING that was dear to you and you physically lost, but is now so fucking present in your head it makes you go MAD. How do you deal with it? How do you carry on with the frustration? How can one remember something so fucking well after you lost it. What’s the point? I thought that memory was something that was supposed to be beneficial to our life, an automatic mechanical system in our brain permitting us to function better! So WHY does some memories hurts SO FUCKING MUCH. Why. 

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From the “Revolution” exhibition in Montréal