[fluffygif]

Fantastic art

[j8kethewizz]

[djdangerlove]

🔍 Reblog when you find him but don’t give him away.

[darkestcinema]

renaissance in the 21st century

[blogitalianissimo]

[tinyphantomsalad]

some more

[kitsunebattleboxer]

the WHAT??

[personification-of-anxiety]

okay, found her

[whenstarsfall]

[whenstarsfall]

some more good replies from the notes

[whenstarsfall]

[tastefullyoffensive]

It’s October! You know what that means... 🎃 (via kxvo)

[dreamilypurpleoutcast]

[drdougdouglass]

[meetnategreen]

[buzzfeed]

This Artist Reimagines Classic Paintings With God As A Black Woman And They’re Beautiful

[fangedbratz]

reblog to make the racists big mad

[solarpunkcast]

We should be reblogging this to support black artists and black experiences

[sabattons]

Nitáimixtsinaki, “I Braid,” is a short, wordless comic I made to illustrate and process the experiences of native girl children who have become victims of sexual assault. How do we reconcile our pain with our culture? How do we process the inter-generational trauma? How do wash away the feeling of disappointing our ancestors? It is not our fault, we are not to blame. Our bodies and minds are holy, and together, we can overcome. You are not alone. 

[guerrillatech]

[swinging-from-my-cable]

How is it is supposed to work: your emotions are a response to your situation and surroundings. It is OK to feel the emotion. Now take that emotion and use your logical brain to decide which parts of the emotion fit the facts of the situation and which do not and why, and how you're going to respond to said emotions (which is what tweet said, and what therapists say)

How people seem to interpret it: any emotional reaction is perfectly fine and I am not responsible for what I do out of emotion.

[cosmonautroger]

[umberisme]

Girls just being girls!

[me-myself-and-bi]

Lol, this just made me so happy 😂

[trollingisawayoflife]

Unbridled joy

[rootbeergoddess]

This has such a pure energy

[astrodidact]

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

amazing double dance by hao ruoqi ( in blue)and wang xuerou(in red)

[prostheticknowledge]

[laurenocuma-deactivated20121206]

brivonnet:

What happens when a tree branch falls onto a powerline?

Answer: Dramatic Annihilation

Only 17 seconds long - stick to the end.

Submitted by:  nonniebyrd

THAT IS BEAUTIFUL.

Did that shit…just explode rainbows?!

[biglawbear]

THIS IS AMAZING

[mrbananny]

Tree Branch:

[monsterlogic]

This, dear childrens, is why we don’t go near downed power lines, and always call 911 (or equivalent) instead.

[funnyreclaimed]

[triskeleaficionado]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[cheeseanonioncrisps]

God, I remember when I started sixth form (last two years of high school in the UK, seen as a more university style learning environment) and the teachers kept complaining about how quiet we were during lessons.

We wouldn’t talk. They’d tell us to do something and we’d just sit there quietly and do it, until eventually they just said “hey, guys, it’s okay to chat while you work!” and then everybody would start talking.

One teacher described it as creepy.

And I just remember thinking, what the fuck did they expect to happen? We’d all been taught from the age of four or five onwards that talking in class was bad. That if we did it, we’d be told off, or punished, or in some instances maybe the entire class would be punished along with us, just to make sure we really got the idea. It was a whole thing.

But now, because we were sixth-formers and therefore ‘grown ups’, we were suddenly expected to flip a switch and be able to talk as much as we liked? The whole reason we were in sixth-form was because we had worked hard, done well at school, and generally followed the rules— but still the teachers couldn’t understand why we didn’t just talk to each other.

Now I’m at uni, and seminar tutors are having a similar problem. People will talk in seminars, but a lot of them will insist on raising their hands and waiting to be called upon first. “Don’t put your hands up, just shout at me!” the guy keeps saying. But they keep doing it anyway.

Like, I really don’t know how to tell these people that you can’t train somebody to act in one way for over half their lives, and then suddenly expect them to start acting differently just because the expectations have changed.

[biofomission]

This is why you gotta treat kids like actual people

[neutralbacteria]

[true-with-drew-deactivated20190]

[archive95205-blog]

[shaniae]

Reblog in 10 seconds and $1700 will come your way

[trainhardrunfast]

I have nothing to lose and 1700$ to gain