The rain it rains everyday

Just a human bean | 25 | she/her

[my-random--thoughts-deactivated]

[sailor-moon-rei]

My Birthday

Today is my birthday. I'm not in a good mood, because it's my first birthday without my dad. He always called in the morning, he was always one of the first to say congratulation words. And now... I am still waiting for his call.

I am very grateful to everyone who stays here with me. Thank you so much for your love and support! I am glad that there are people like you. You are incredible. You have big sincere hearts. I appreciate you so much, know that.

p.s. If you want, you can also congratulate me with a donation for stray animals: buymeacoffee or p/p [email protected] (please choose the family/friends option)🩷

[brittletin]

kris get the gun

[shencomix]

[indigomood]

Bound (1996)

[zizicat]

[laterovaries-deactivated2017022]

This will always be my favorite gifset. Ever.

[onceuponamirror]

im morally obligated to reblog this every time i see it

[holylulusworld]

It’s back on my dash. 😂

[injuries-in-dust]

[fuckyeah2000s]

this is actually legitness

[scrungly420]

Gotta add the spiritual successor (among us medallion) + live among us reaction

[uovoc]

English has different words for mouse and rat but in Chinese they're both the same creature (laoshu) so I asked my mom well how do you differentiate between mice and rats. She, clearly having never felt the need to do so, was like uhh big laoshu and little laoshu I guess. Then I went online to see how the difference between (the English words) "mouse" and "rat" was being explained to CN->EN learners and there are numerous articles delving deep into the analysis. Bigger vs smaller, indoors vs outdoors, cute and favorable connotations vs evil and ugly, tail length, fear factor, emphasis on the fact that you cannot call it a "computer rat." Much thought is being expended on this little mystery of the English language

[xiangqiankua]

Last time I was looking for an apartment, the guy showing me a room that opened directly to the alley was like 你怕老鼠嗎？and I, hoping to distinguish mouse vs rat, asked 大的還是小的? To which he replied, with great satisfaction: 都有!😃

[sladeofyaupon]

Translation: "Are you afraid of rodents?" "Big ones or small ones?" "We've got both."

[official-linguistics-post]

official linguistics post

[snoopyoftheday]

snoopy of the day

[luminouslumity]

[bloggerspam]

THE CHOCOLATE GUY IS DOING SOMETHING PERTINENT TO MY FANDOM!

[sweetdreams-sanrio]

[theincredibleshulk]

sad but true 😩

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

Actress performs a scene from Journey to the West "Three Times Striking the White-Bone Demon" in Wu Opera (Wuju), a traditional Chinese local opera originating from Jinhua, Zhejiang Province. Its name comes from the ancient name of Jinhua "Wuzhou" (婺州).

[quix5gg]

thing

[winged-wolf-tsuki]

[fusdoq]

it has been raining all day today! love me some june rain

[fusdoq]

also I'm wearing this long sleeveless dress. reminded me of the vibes of In The Mood For Love (2000), where it was raining a lot of times and the main character was rocking her long dresses with relatively similar motifs

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[nevaurs]

“gentle reminder-” VIOLENT FORGET !!! ❌