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you ppl love villains/morally grey characters UNTIL they're a woman, then all of a sudden they are annoying, evil and irredeemable

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not to be an american but like. air conditioning is the greatest invention of all time.

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Bird Nesting At The Temple Of Horus, Egypt.

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hehehehehehe @mineaqua

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I ❤️ MY PUBLIC LIBRARY

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im a strawberry

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I am a huge fan of retiring to my quarters

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Andrew Ridley - Stone Circles Isle of Skye, Scotland.

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Keep scrolling, there's nothing fishy going on here

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“I’m just a girl” first of all you’re a grown ass woman second of all free yourself

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sapiens: a brief history of humankind

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When people speak of Rin’s oppression in the poppy war their immediate reaction seems to be “oh, female rage!!” Which I think really waters down her character, Rin, above all else, is a product of her environment. If she had grown up somewhere safe, somewhere where she knew she was loved, in a place where the colour of her skin did not ostracise her, in a place where she had been treated kindly, her story would’ve been wildly different. Rin’s story is one of oppression, of wealth disparity and the destruction of war, of the descent into madness from lack of care from the people who were supposed to CARE and PROTECT you.

Making Rin out to be some ‘crazy woman’ is stripping her of the reasons she becomes this way and disregarding every important aspect of her character.

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kitay saying “i’m so hungry i could eat yin nezha” to rin

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sometimes when i’m having a good day i remember “ruin me. ruin us, and i’ll let you.”

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10/10 dad joke