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well today is a great day to spend a solid hour crying and doubting everything that you think is real and hating yourself for dragging down everyone who cares about you bc you’re a sad sack of shit who can’t just fucking be happy

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this is an aesthetic i guess

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when u have 2 interviews in 1 day and everything is making progress and it’s exciting but!! aaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!

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To say a feeling, an impression is to diminish it—expel it. But sometimes feelings are too strong: passions, obsessions. Like romantic love. Or grief. Then one needs to speak, or one would burst. The desire for reassurance. And, equally, to be reassured. (The itch to ask whether I’m still loved; and the itch to say, I love you, half-fearing that the other has forgotten, since the last time I said it.)

Susan Sontag, As Consciousness is Harnessed to Flesh (via moral-disorder)

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hahahaha so i really love how i haven’t even been back @ school for 24 hours and i’m already feeling overwhelmed and anxious and isolated and i don’t want to go to class or do anything but go right back to bed

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date someone you could have fun at at a grocery store with

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City-making is not only about making new places and buildings; it is as much about preserving good places and their connection to what surrounds them, adapting them sensitively for new times. It is about communities discovering new ways of living. Beginning with Marion Mahony Griffin, who drew the gardened boulevard city of Canberra and imagined a lake at its heart, creative women have led urban movements in many places and in many ways, unafraid to change the way we use cities, bringing new experiences and richer choices to their communities, from bike riding and community gardens, to local markets and public art. Small-scale places matter as much as the grand in scale and can be vast in their importance to the sense of community and their generosity to strangers. American urbanist Jane Jacobs famously said big plans could lead to mistakes. ‘Big plans never stirred women’s blood. Women have always been willing to consider little plans.’

An excerpt from Places Women Make — can’t wait to read. (via unicornology)

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Happy blackout

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Normalize being disabled in public 2k16

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each month i watch as the moon  erases herself. i ask her why, why do you spend so much time filling yourself if you’re only going to  start all over again? she tells me, ‘to empty. to forget.’ i think of you, i understand.

Pavana पवन (via maza-dohta)

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i s2g if this gosh dang blizzard stops my boyfriend from driving up to see me i'm gonna FIGHT IT

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shit y'all thelma + louise is the most lesbian continuum movie and i LOVE it

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🔥

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biggest hetero lie i’ve been told: fighting is a part of a healthy romantic relationship

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I rly wish tfa had chilled on the nazi shit tho like we get it, we get the reference without turning hux into a literal stand in for Adolf Hitler at a rally with giant red banners and stormtroopers doing a weird nazi salute that they never did in previous movies

like???? it was just rly tasteless and it’s 2015 haven’t we had enough space nazis for a lifetime