nannajane:

in 7 years its going to be the 20s again so we can bring back swing music and the aesthetics of that era but keep modern values who’s with me

Posted on May 22, 2013

Reblogged from: promise me

Source: nannajane

Notes: 163,479 notes

freakywriterchick:

Most actors get annoyed with the nicknames that their fans give them.  Then there’s Jared Padalecki.

Excellent.

  • person: hey baby did it hurt when you fell from heaven
  • me: are you implying that i am satan
  • person: no, i--
  • me: because you're right i am

abovealllelse:

Oh look, Satan made a gif set.

fictitiousfake:

J.K Rowling said that her inspiration for Hagrid came from when she was 19  in a pub in the west country and this terrifying looking guy came in with these other biker guys and the only thing he talked to J.K about was how his cabbages were getting on

yeezytaughtme:

  1. love yourself like kanye loves himself
  2. believe in yourself like kanye believes in himself 
  3. know you’re the shit like kanye knows he’s the shit

Posted on May 22, 2013

Reblogged from: Trying.

Source: yeezytaughtme

Notes: 31,522 notes

fightfirewitharthur:

People have often mistaken me for a boy when I’ve had my hair short, and for some reason they’re always completely embarrassed when they realize that I’m not, and they apologize too much as though I should be so offended by this error.

Alternately, there are people who have tried to use “you look like a boy” as an insult to me when my hair is kept short, as if that ought to be incredibly hurtful.

What I don’t understand is why people expect me to give a flying fuck in either of these scenarios whether I look like one gender over the other. Why do you think that your opinion of my physical appearance means that much to me? Why do you assume that I would strive for femininity because I have a vagina?

Sometimes I look like a boy, and sometimes I feel like a boy, too. Other times I don’t. There isn’t anything shameful about it either way.

fightfirewitharthur:

People have often mistaken me for a boy when I’ve had my hair short, and for some reason they’re always completely embarrassed when they realize that I’m not, and they apologize too much as though I should be so offended by this error.

Alternately, there are people who have tried to use “you look like a boy” as an insult to me when my hair is kept short, as if that ought to be incredibly hurtful.

What I don’t understand is why people expect me to give a flying fuck in either of these scenarios whether I look like one gender over the other. Why do you think that your opinion of my physical appearance means that much to me? Why do you assume that I would strive for femininity because I have a vagina?

Sometimes I look like a boy, and sometimes I feel like a boy, too. Other times I don’t. There isn’t anything shameful about it either way.

onhans:

sometimes, i stumble down
and after i hit the ground
i wonder why
no one bothered to catch me

then i realized
no one holds out their arms
for people who pretend
they are not falling

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