#losing friends quotes

[susanhorak]

#spoken_english #تعلم #learn_english #تعلم_الانجليزية دورات اللغة الانجليزية - تعبير عن الاسرة - الاهل يعتبر درس تعبير عن الاسرة من أهم الدروس اللغوية عند للمبتدئين او من يريد التحدث بطلاقة عن الأسرة والاصدقاء. ويعتبر درس تعبير عن الاسرةمن الدروس السهلة لأن جميع الكلمات يمكن تداولها فى البيت مع بقية أفراد العائلة و الاهل من باب الممارسة. المطلوب منك هو حفظ هذه المفردات عن ظهر قلب نطقا وكتابة ويستحسن استخدامها بشكل مستمر مع الاهل لغرض سرعة الحفظ.

لو عجبك الفيديو اعمل مشاركة من اللينك ده دورات اللغة الانجليزية - تعبير عن الاسرة - الاهل https://youtu.be/A0spa90P5Tc

ليصلك كل جديد اشترك بالقناه http://bit.ly/2HQGd4q

المزيد من الدروس المتميزة دورات اللغة الانجليزية - تعبير عن الاسرة - الاهل https://youtu.be/A0spa90P5Tc

كيف اتعلم انجليزي - اسئلة الانترفيو - مهارات المقابلة الشخصية https://youtu.be/kFWQACcN3qU

كيف اتعلم انجليزي - انواع الجرائم - الجرائم https://youtu.be/Ir37srWpHiQ

تدريب اللغة الانجليزية - التعبير عن الالم - كلام عن الالم والجرح https://youtu.be/xfhlQ4zc-EM

تدريب اللغة الانجليزية - كلمات اساسية داخل الصف - الحوار https://youtu.be/kMbYTOsUUw8

تعليم انجليزى - وصف شكل الأشخاص - وصف شخصية https://youtu.be/jCY8pcy7Ov4 #مواقع_تعليم_انجليزي

#برامج_تعليم_انجليزي #تعلم_اللغة_الانجليزية #تعلم #spoken_english #english_speaking_course_online #spoken_english_in_telugu #نهي_طلبة , Noha Tolba

[fanby-fckry]

@vestadragon totally called me out in the tags when I reblogged this for incorrect quotes inspo.

You were right! Not only was I thinking about Alastor, I was thinking about RadioApple, because I’m RadioApple trash down to the core.

Can you blame me, though? I mean, come on…

His shitty attitude and grabbable waist have bewitched me. 🥰

[ashiqui]

THE POETS AND THE SINGERS AND THE AUTHORS WRITE ABOUT ROMANTIC LOVE WHEN IT ENDS. BUT NOBODY TELLS YOU HOW TO GET OVER A FRIEND. (x)

oscar wilde / antoine de saint-exupéry, the little prince / the social network (2010), dir. david fincher / @jspark3000 (x) / ocean vuong, thanksgiving 2006 / stephen king, the body / house of the dragon, 1x04 / @s4pphoiduser (x) / the fray, how to save a life / radiohead, life in a glasshouse / succession, 1x08 / @ritikajyala (x) / richard siken, the worm king’s lullaby / hozier (x) / hannibal, 3x04 / fredrik backman, us against you / maggie nelson, bluets

[seasofjupiterx]

why does no one talk about how friends can break your heart so devastatingly intimately sometimes a million times worse than romantic partners

why does no one talk about friend break ups…

[lovely-abeille]

on the damage of losing friends

the laughing man, st. vincent // anne & diane, anne with an e // us against you, fredrik backman // stand by me (1986) // daisy jones & the six // champagne problems, taylor swift

[robinsnestwoutrest]

How I’ve Been Feeling // A Friendship is Burning To Ashes (And I’m Not Sure If I’m Angry Or Just Tired)

Be Nice To Me - The Front Bottoms // Tired - beabadoobee // ritikajyala // Tucker Edwards // aidashakur // Best Friend - Lauren Aquilina

[elliejoys]

I am free. Whatever I do. Whatever I choose. I do it out of m̘͓̪̋ͥͥ͐̍ͥy͕̠̳ͥͤ̎̀́ ̖̭͔̞͕̱͒ͬͬ̚ͅo͇̖̮̫̠̱͓ͫ̉ͨw̤͖̝̗̠͙̲̝͑͒̏ͯ̍ͅn͙̖͐̅ͫ̏̃̅̏̈́ ̟͚̘͑̈f̜̝͈͈̲̩͔̳̬ͪͯ͆ͯr̼̝̗͙̊e̗̝͂̈́ͮͨͣͫ̿e̖̲̼͎͍͕̎ͥͩͨ͊̀ͮͩ ͔̰̘̲̙̰̳̭̐͋̓ͣ̽̏ͣ̚w̻̻͖̠̒̌̾̽̾̑̐̂̾i̻̬ͥ̐l̼͙̫̗͎ͤͭͨͩ̒̍͐̑ͧl̠̩̊ͨ

[chaosmagicwanda]

It’s one thing to miss someone that’s no longer here but missing someone that’s still alive, that you can no longer talk to fucking sucks.

[deadpoetneenzs]

[melliferian]

THESE ISLE OF DOG QUOTES MAKE ME THINK OF SUSIE I HAD TO

[six-of-cringe]

I think that one of the reasons why people misinterpret Wylan's character and arc, among others, is because they misinterpret the relationship between him and Kaz. This post has kind of mitosised off from the BFWP (Big Fucking Wylan Post) I'm writing because it's a bit of a different focus and constitutes its own post.

A lot of people talk about Wylan's character and development as though it's meant to match Kaz's - starting out as a nice kid who the city forces to become amoral, indifferent to violence, and well-versed in crime. These qualities are usually talked about with a weird reverence as an irrefutable symbol of "badassery", as though it's always a positive development for any character regardless of the story's narrative, which annoys me but is not the topic of this post. That's part of the BFWP's job.

Following Kaz's exact development is not the point of Wylan's character. The point is that Kaz and Wylan narrative foils - very similar in many ways, but with a fundamental difference that creates the "broken mirror" effect/shows how they could have turned out if they'd chosen differently. I think that difference is how they respond when they climb out of the harbor after their respective betrayals. Narratively, Ketterdam represents a very harsh system that presents the people struggling there with very few options. You can either choose to ditch decency, play by the Barrel's rules, and live, or you can hold on to decency and die.

When Kaz returns to the streets after Jordie's death, he chooses the first option. He copes with what happened through ideas of revenge, and to survive long enough to see it he quickly turns to thievery and violence. He thinks to himself after he robs a kid for money and food that it was much easier to survive when you've left decency behind. He survived through violence, creating the Dirtyhands persona around himself for protection.

When Wylan has to fend for himself, he choses the second option. He finds "honest work" at the tannery, where they exploit workers and expose them to toxins. He wonders if he'll live long enough to use his savings to leave the city, or if the chemicals would kill him first. He was smart enough to steal and survive, but he chose decency, and with it, he chose death. There are a number of reasons why he chose differently than Kaz despite their similarities - his older age and thus more developed moral code, having no one to avenge but himself when he believed himself worthless, his more privileged upbringing, and his relatively low drive to live. Alone, he would have died.

Then Kaz steps in. Kaz's role in all the crow's lives is that, intentionally or not, his ruthless rule of the Barrel creates a sort of haven that allows them to survive where they would have died had they stayed alone. Wylan is a really clear example of this, and though Kaz's intentions were at least partly self-serving, his involvement both kept Wylan from dying of exposure or street violence as well as prevented him from needing to do the more terrible things that it takes to survive in the Barrel. Throughout the books, we see Kaz kind of taking the brunt of enacting violence in Wylan's place - traumatizing Smeet's daughter, killing the clerk on the lighthouse. Wylan could get by making explosives in the workshop rather than having to shoot or stab or beat the life out of people. And at the end of the series, Kaz sees to it that he never will have to. Of course Wylan did bad stuff to survive when working with the Dregs, it's the Barrel. But the extent is greatly lessened because of Kaz's involvement.

Wylan's arc was never about becoming comfortable with violence, or becoming just like Kaz - the way people characterize him as some sort of ruthless murder mastermind is inaccurate and redundant with Kaz's character. He isn't nonchalant or celebratory about crime or death or violence by the end of the book. He doesn't HAVE to become like Kaz, because Kaz himself gave him the space to continue being decent, intentionally or otherwise. Understanding that dynamic is important to understanding what Wylan is like as a character and as a person. If you assume Wylan's trajectory is to become "Kaz 2.0", then you're going to mischaracterize him. I've seen posts about how Kaz was the Jordie that he didn't have to Wylan, and I think that makes a lot more sense. Because Kaz is willing to do the horrible things in his stead, Wylan has the third option otherwise impossible in the Barrel - maintaining his decency and surviving.

[whispersofthepurplevalley]

I see a lot of people talk about accepting the ultimate truth -- people die one day, and sometimes, they are our loved ones. And I see people who continue to ask the reason why we fear losing someone if we know that death is inevitable. Now that I think about it, I don't think it's necessarily the fear. It's the burden of stories we share with someone that we have to carry alone after them. Carrying memories for two can be heavy, and sometimes, they can make you lonely. I think it's the unpreparedness to take such a weighted responsibility that scare people.

Sabina Yesmin

[batfamhyperfixation]

Imagine if Tim "Public Figure and CEO of Wayne Enterprises" Drake had to take his boyfriend Bernard "Agent of Chaos (I swear, no pun intended)" Dowd on a PR-suggested interview after the public finds out they are dating, like-

Interviewer: And what is your favorite pastime, Bernard?

Bernard, who swore before the interview that he would not say anything that would make either of them look bad or cause a controversy: watching Tim read conservapedia and get angry

[embarasseddragon234]

U can't stop me: Texting Edition

Part: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

[hotwings-incorrect-quotes]

*just another villain monopoly evening in lov hideout*

toga: 1...2...3... i won!! I WON!!! *starts jumping all excited and shaking twice’s arm*

shigaraki: *stands up blowing the table over* i hate this game.

shigaraki: i’m going to play minecraft *leaves*

*everyone freezes for a moment (except for hawks who is busy counting his monopoly money)*

dabi: ...jeeez someone is touchy

[incorrect-fnaf-quotes]

I was going to add this in a reblog of the post, but I think it just needs its own thing, really.

SO, another thing: Glamrock Bonnie has been missing for quite some time at this point—and Glamrock Freddy continues to miss the bunny so much.

But, something that he doesn’t know, is that Glamrock Bonnie, while heavily damaged, ends up getting infected with the virus, too. (I guess it just took a while?)

And Gregory isn’t with the bear at the moment—but when Glamrock Freddy gets a message from the faz-watch, he hurries—wanting to help his Superstar.

But then... he sees a horrible sight in front of him.

Glamrock Freddy is still too late—he doesn’t get to save Gregory—but the one who had attacked Gregory wasn’t anyone that the bear had been expecting.

He sees, of all people, Glamrock Bonnie standing over Gregory, damaged and just in horrible condition... and acting just like how the others have been.

Under different circumstances, Glam Fred would have certainly been far more happy to see the bunny—considering how he’d been feeling since he went missing.

But in that moment, Glam Fred loses Gregory, while simultaneously discovering that Glam Bon is alive—that he’s here, but damaged, and certainly not the Glam. Bon he remembered.

He got the bunny back partially—but not entirely—and now, he (Glam. Bon) harmed Gregory, and is acting just like the others—and Glamrock Freddy doesn’t know what to do.