Alex

tripping since '92

[hole1994-deactivated20221111]

morrissey: if you’re so funny then why are you on your own tonight? 

me:

[ruinedchildhood]

they need a show together

[beyonseh]

[stefanigaganotta-deactivated202]

Paris: “yah”

[enterheavenalive]

Nicole Richie taught me how to be a friend

[spacepetals]

nicole: aries, leo, sagittarius, scorpio, capricorn, aquarius, gemini paris: virgo, pisces, cancer, libra, taurus

[mensroom-deactivated20180402]

[matthewgrantanson]

[graceandgirlhood]

[shes-a-maslaniac]

idk why anyone would be interested in me romantically i literally watch netflix, complain, and wear the same four to five outfits with different mixes and matches all the time

[roadkillandcrows]

African pied hornbill skull.

[beyoncepussylips]

[whatever--forever]

Honestly in an alternate universe where Hermione was The Chosen One, you fucking KNOW she would've done her research, found out about the Horcruxes without Dumbledore's help, and killed Voldemort before the end of her fourth year. Cedric, Sirius, Dumbledore, Mad Eye, Dobby, Fred, Lupin, and Tonks wouldn't have died. The Wizarding world would have been spared years of violence and suffering. Having said that.....Harry being so SPECTACULARLY unobservant, bullheaded, and just stumbling the fuck through life with zero research, zero plans, and absolutely no clue what's going on (except for the valuable information and counsel he got from, duh, Hermione) made the series what it is. Harry never noticed a damn thing happening around him, so we as readers got to experience the plot twists and reveals right along with him. Harry was always underprepared, so his showdowns with Voldemort were suspenseful and unpredictable. Harry truthfully didn't know shit about magic outside of his natural talents (parseltongue, defense against the dark arts, flying) but that was a GOOD thing because, as readers, neither did we. We got to learn as he did. Basically what I'm saying is, Harry is super dumb, I don't necessarily even like him a lot of the time, but he's a great example of what a protagonist should be: relatable, flawed, a vessel through which readers can experience the story on a personal level.

[pastart]

Sky Ferreira for Playboy

Sandy Kim (2016)

[whatever--forever]

Help I've fallen (in love with the girl from the YouTubeTV commercial) and I can't get up

[pitbulls-and-tattoos]

[thoughts-memories]

[queer-all-year]

about me

[a-potter-head]

This boy will be famous. There won’t be a child in our world who doesn’t know his name.

Professor McGonagall, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, Chapter 1 (via a-potter-head)

[whatever--forever]

Happy 20th anniversary to Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's (Philosopher's) Stone. And happy 20th anniversary to me asking myself the question daily: What Would Hermione Granger Do?