hammurabi

[ayeshha]

you thought you were denied a thing when infact you were spared of it.

[notesoutofmymind]

[werenotreallystrangers]

[bivouac-party]

[roseattte]

*Daydreams of laying on a heart-shaped cloud*

[stupidpetface]

[adv3nturelust]

So what’s next? You heal. You grow. And you help others.

[fairycosmos]

i was so angry at everything when i was 13. and i was right

[rotten-envy-blog]

[saythefisherman]

“you can’t make a lawful good character interesting and enjoyable”:

[thebloggerbloggerfun]

[teaboot]

They went to the same University and ate at the same caf table in total silence for four straight years. They were best friends

[asoftwrongness]

It’s okay that you’re not who you thought you would be

[earthstory]

Off the coast of the Bahamas, a giant awaits… At 5.5 metres tall (18 feet), she is the size of a two story building and weighs a hefty 60 tonnes. Inspired by the Greek myth of Titan Atlas, who held the heavens on his shoulders, this Bahamian girl, entitled Ocean Atlas, is depicted to be holding the weight of the ocean on her shoulders. This sculpture, produced by English artist Jason deCaires Taylor, is not only an impressive piece of art. Instead, Jason, like in similar projects,, created this piece with conservation methods in mind. The sculpture is made from marine grade cement, which is pH neutral and very strong; it also doesn’t require reinforcing metal, which could corrode underwater. In addition, it has a texturised surface, perfect for mimicking reef environments; which was an important factor in this build. In fact, the sculpture was placed downstream from natural coral reefs, so that embryonic coral drifting through the water will reach the structure, creating an artificial reef system and encouraging colonisation, as well as the added benefit of drawing tourists away from diving hotspots in over-stressed areas. From a social perspective, the sculpture intends to demonstrate that people, particularly the next generation, can support our oceans and stop them from collapsing. A noble message. -Jean To see a short video of the construction and immersion of Ocean Atlas, see here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k81odhXg2Lw

[rosecrystal]

its true that crying wont solve things but we dont cry to solve. we cry to release

[aphony-cree]

Taking the lid off a pot that’s boiling too much wont solve the problem of the heat being too high, but it will release the pressure so you’ll have time to get the heat under control before everything inside the pot explodes 

[36epm]

Shoutout to Percy Jackson for being a kids book that straight up murdered the abusive step dad instead of doing some bullshit redemption arc where they have to forgive him

[chaoticbisexualalien-deactivate]

nooo don’t express serious emotions you’ve been designated “the funny one” aha

[chaoticbisexualalien-deactivate]

nooo don’t exist in a way that contradicts the one-dimensional version of you I’ve created in my head you’re so convenient aha

[valtsv]

oh to be a slightly ridiculous looking sea monster on a geographically inaccurate medieval map

[millionsknives]

please make sure that wherever you’re at in life, you don’t treat it like a transitory period. don’t waste your college years wishing to already be graduated & have a job. don’t waste your single years wishing for someone to be in love with. if/when those things come, they will come in due time and they will be good. but there is nothing like looking back and feeling empty because you wasted literal years ignoring what you had because you were hoping for something better. while it’s important to better yourself and reach for your goals, don’t neglect the present because that’s where you are now and it’s your now that determines your future.