[thepoisonroom]

friendship is so crazy they literally invented people who are niceys to you….and you get to love and care for them……..

[candyredterezii]

DNI Unless you answer my riddles three

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Floating Worlds

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[palebluerosary]

“If a tiny spark of God’s love already burns within you, do not expose it to the wind, for it may get blown out… Stay quiet with God. Do not spend your time in useless chatter… Do not give yourself to others so completely that you have nothing left for yourself.”

— St. Charles Borromeo (via eternal-echoes)

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humans: i am worthless. i cannot do anything.

also humans: *sings in the bathroom* *writes poems* *provides trees with CO2* *swims* *studies* *reads autobiographies* *proposes to their s/o* *passes a compliment* *stares at the moon* *takes shitty pictures of the sunset* *shouts fuck for no reason* FUCK! *hugs you* *talks* *doesn't like to be touched* *dances late at night* *says i love you* *says i hate you(affectionate)* :)

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[foreverpraying]

George Hillyard Swinstead: The Angel’s Message

“They who want to win the world for Christ must have the courage to come into conflict with it.” Blessed Titus Brandsma

[heatwork]

impromptu ritual

[krstenevol]

“I loved you on this day. I love this memory.”

[gonturan0]

I hate talking about my beliefs irl because it’s been drilled into my head that if anyone ever finds out I’m Catholic, they’re going to interrogate me like a criminal and I will be labeled an ignorant, backwards, toxic fool for not being able to answer every question and for not being able to remember all the reasons why I believe something.

[dinnerinlondon]

Library at Marienburg Castle, Germany

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[maryshelleyy]

mary shelley was the daughter of one of the first feminists as we know it, she met & ran away with percy shelley when she was 18, she wrote BOTH the first sci fi AND post apocalyptic novels, she was at the forefront of romanticism AND gothicism, two of the most influential literary and artistic movements in present day, she suffered from depression and only one out of her four children lived, her husband, who had several affairs, died when they were in their twenties, a majority of her friends and romantic poets also all died in their twenties, and yet she still continued writing poetry and novels and creating art throughout the rest of her life and lived til she was nearly 60. mary shelley is incredibly underappreciated she went through so much and has contributed & influenced so much to the english lit. canon as we know it she is one of the most remarkable writers & women of this era & i love her

[yesterdaysprint]

Altoona Tribune, Pennsylvania, January 7, 1939

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