音楽は人生に等しい I'm just a girl out here somewhere trying to get through life. I don't believe in decent men, or women, or people in general, but it would be nice for someone to prove me wrong. The world is beautiful, but everyday we move through it never failing to ignore that beauty. I advise you to stop one day and look at some thing small, take it in, remember it. Watch a leaf floating in the wind, or tumbling across the sidewalk. What color is it, what does it sound like? When it rains don't just get wet, feel the raindrops on your skin. Don't just listen to music. Live it. Let go of everything for once and be young. Color and watch cartoons while drinking koolaid and eating goldfish. There are things out there that will amaze you if only you have the courage to let them.
We will never stop trying to please our parents. We will never stop looking for their approval. We will always have a deep seated desire for their attention.
And it will always hurt like hell when we face the same judgement. The same indifference. The same denial.
why does this have 32k notes? it’s just a picture of a knife in a ranch bottle, is there some unspoken joke that 32 thousand people share? what is going on here, i dont get it. it’s just a fucking picture of a knife in a ranch bottle. is there some spiritual connection people have to this picture? is there some ominous and mystical reasoning that this has 32 thousand notes? do people reblog this because it makes them look like some indie blogger? or is there just something funny to this? someone please explain
“You begin thinking love is the first passionate kiss, or the way she looks in that dress at the party. You think it’s date night in the restaurant, or Sunday morning lovemaking, or a cruise in the Mediterranean Sea. Those are all big moments, and they throw you against a wall and make you pay attention. But that isn’t love. Not by a long shot. Love reveals itself in the intimacies of the smallest of gestures. You find it in increments, many of which aren’t romantic at all. Love is there when she can’t remember the punchline of the joke she is telling, and it’s there in her voice when she laughs without realizing that anyone hears her. It can be found in the salt of her tears over something you had hardly even noticed, and its there in the dignity of the dollar bill she offers to the musician playing on the street. So you keep falling in love but the love you find yourself falling into changes over time. And one day you notice that love looks less and less like a Hollywood movie and more and more like the normalcy of each and every day. And that is when you understand this aspect of loving in life for what it really is. Love is not found in the most extraordinary moments; it’s the thing that makes the ordinary moments so magical. To fall in love, and to stay in love, is to develop the ability to perceive in a new way. It turns the lights on and lets you see clearly. Love teaches you how to see what’s right in front of you, what’s been there all along, and to connect with that life so completely that you finally wake up from your sleepwalking. Love is what happens when the I and the you cease to be separate things. Love is what’s left when those distinctions fall apart.”
1) every time I see something like this, or photos of wild unrealistic landscapes that really exist, or spectacular architecture, whatever it is, I think again that when we write fantasy, we NERF REALITY. That is, here’s some dude with a special interest and a brain that somehow lacks basic self preservation mechanisms, and he’s out here looking like a super hero. Regular humans are capable of things we seem super human. Real landscapes are more fantastical than our fantasies. Reality is more fantastical than our fantasies.
2) how the fuck did he not kick out any windows that’s the most impressive part of the whole video.
So as someone who used to teach parkour back in the day, this dude isn’t just talented. His technique is amazing.
It’s not just about not kicking out windows. Controlling how you land is about shock absorption, about minimizing the strain on your joints. It also makes you quieter when you move. A good landing should be as silent as possible, because loud landings hurt. That’s the foundation of everything else you do in parkour. So by the time you’re climbing buildings, if you’re breaking windows it means you don’t have enough control to land safely and it’s time to go back to your ground basics.