[whynonah]

the Myth of Morphelia

Being a descendant of the goddess of love herself,

Morphelia’s heart was the biggest to have ever been borne into man, let alone a lady.

In one lifetime she divided the love she had to give between many suitors

She was never faithful to any of them and though her heart had so much love to give,

it was spread thin and appeared flimsy and translucent in the light of the sun,

And the sun himself was disgusted by Morphelia’s behavior

And condemned her

“In the next lifetime, though you may love with all your heart

You may only love in dreams

For I wish not to look upon your infidelity

No, Morphelia, your love will never see my light again.”

And so in her next life, Morphelia loved as hard as she had before

But upon waking discovered a sadness she couldn’t explain

A sadness she couldn’t even remember

The more she tried to think about it the more the memory slipped from her fingers

When the sun rose to see her cry she shone up there so satisfied

Morphelia had no more love to give when she woke up

Something in the moon took pity on Morphelia

For she was the only one able to gaze upon Morphelia and her lover and see how truly happy the two were together

Morphelia’s love was unlike any love the moon had ever seen

And so the moon gave Morphelia a parting gift

And let her sleep forever

[whynonah]

the Myth of Morphelia

Being a descendant of the goddess of love herself,

Morphelia’s heart was the biggest to have ever been borne into man, let alone a lady.

In one lifetime she divided the love she had to give between many suitors

She was never faithful to any of them and though her heart had so much love to give,

it was spread thin and appeared flimsy and translucent in the light of the sun,

And the sun himself was disgusted by Morphelia’s behavior

And condemned her

“In the next lifetime, though you may love with all your heart

You may only love in dreams

For I wish not to look upon your infidelity

No, Morphelia, your love will never see my light again.”

And so in her next life, Morphelia loved as hard as she had before

But upon waking discovered a sadness she couldn’t explain

A sadness she couldn’t even remember

The more she tried to think about it the more the memory slipped from her fingers

When the sun rose to see her cry she shone up there so satisfied

Morphelia had no more love to give when she woke up

Something in the moon took pity on Morphelia

For she was the only one able to gaze upon Morphelia and her lover and see how truly happy the two were together

Morphelia’s love was unlike any love the moon had ever seen

And so the moon gave Morphelia a parting gift

And let her sleep forever

[anywigwilldo]

Reblog, click the picture, and prepare for battle.

[vikingserket]

after a while i became convinced that the words were mocking me

[whisperrun-blog]

Nothing happened. 

I WAS PROMISED A BATTLE

*throws down gauntlet*

Edit: Went back. This is the best thing to happen to my dashboard ever.

[whisperrun-blog]

Reblogging again because my followers need to see this. To be clear, rebog, go to your actual blog, then click the picture. 

[penandpage]

[mightbebacksoon]

Snufkin: Here you are, a nice hot cup of coffee.

Moomin: it’s cold

Snufkin: nice cup of coffee

Moomin: it’s horrible

Snufkin: cup of coffee

Moomin: I’m not even sure if this is coffee

Snufkin: cup

Moomin: this is a bowl

[dynatoxinc]

[sixpenceee]

Reddit user UABSamurai posted this picture of a long exposure of her friend in a stream. 

[drhanniballecter]

I relate to the phrase “chillin like a villain” because it shows that I’m calm but also ready to sin

[whynonah]

can i interperet you chart? do you have any specific area you wanna know about?

you absolutely can omg!! And honestly not particularly, just a general overview would be peachy keen! thanks so much !! :-)

[studynostalgic]

Since I hitted 10k recently here the promised little giveaway!!:

a flexible folder

24 wooden pencils from staedtler

small blackboard

post-its

sharpener

colouring book (mandala style)

haribo gummy bears

RULES:

must be following me (bc ya know this is for my followers)

only reblogs count (you only have one entry so it’s enough if you reblog it one time)

international shipping

be okay with giving me your address

winner is choosen randomly

ends on 1st August!

[thursday]

[just-shower-thoughts]

The best part of a cucumber tastes like the worst part of a watermelon.

[gasdgsdgsdg]

[hotvampireadjacent]

[racheldotgov-deactivated2016123]

ppl managing to live where they grew up is really bizarre to me

[hakushokuwaisei-deactivated2017]

Hi! Croatian here. As an inland country, I found a job processing uranium. We have a lot of it.

[mediumsizedboy]

God I wish I was processing uranium in Croatia

[sixpenceee]

A hummingbird shakes off rain the same way a wet dog does, with an oscillation of its head and body. (Source)

[crispy-lively-fuzzbuckets]

Flying puppy

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

The reason most millennials don’t make a scene when an establishment doesn’t treat them right is because we function more on positive reinforcement than negative reinforcement. For Boomers, they can make a scene because they know negative reinforcement gets them what they want; they want to PUNISH these establishments or workers, but Millennial purchasing patterns are very different.

Growing up in the computer age, we’ve become masterful at filtering junk information, and that includes advertising. It doesn’t matter how much a politician or restaurant or whatever memes, we’ll find them funny, but we’re still not going to shop there or give them our money of we dislike them. The way brands become successful with Millennials is actually just word of mouth.

So when an establishment treats us poorly, we don’t make a scene. We simply never go back and don’t tell our friends about it. Conversely, places that treat us well we immediately go tell others about.

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

The simplest ways to get Millennials to support your business is to give them good economic value for what you sell (Boomers can think we’re irresponsible, but we’re actually quite thrifty), you have to treat us with dignity, but ALSO, you have to treat your WORKERS with dignity. Unlike Boomers who get off on laughing at someone working at McDonald’s, we’ve all had to work shitty, underpaying jobs and we don’t like when we go to an establishment and see workers mistreated and poorly paid, because WE’VE BEEN THERE, and we don’t want to contribute to that gross abuse of the working class.

These rich CEOs can complain that Millennials have “no brand loyalty” or that we’re “killing XYZ industry,” but the truth is that selling to us consistently requires ethical business practices that most of these companies are unwilling to partake in.

[mohtz]

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