June 2013
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May 2013
2 posts
April 2013
4 posts
March 2013
5 posts
I feel like people find me quite boring because I am quiet. But it’s not that I have little to say; quite the opposite: it’s that I have so much to say, that I fear coming off as unintelligent because my thoughts are jumbled. Or because I fear that what I want to say will bore others. So instead of speaking, I say nothing.
February 2013
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January 2013
3 posts
November 2012
4 posts
Have you ever just looked at someone and thought, “Holy jesus, I really love you?” They’re just talking or humming or watching a movie or reading a book or laughing or something, and there’s something about them in that moment—their body is alive, there’s a light in their eyes, something—that makes you think, “I just really love you.” It’s a weird sensation to think this, but it’s pretty awesome that we can feel this way about another being.
October 2012
1 post
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September 2012
5 posts
kearawinchester: So basically GINNY →
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- Ginny is basically one of the best and most underrated characters ever and this is why ok
Ginny was the youngest child and had SIX older brothers I mean who would want that, almost everything she had was second hand. And her brothers didn’t let…
It’s funny how those who often give great advice are the ones who haven’t found the answers for themselves yet. They struggle with finding someone special in their life, or in figuring out who they are, but they are the ones that tell others to keep holding on; They tell us that things will get better and it’s going to be okay.
Often I think it is those very people, who have given the most support, who are the ones that need support the most. To all my lovely friends whom I have seen struggling with their own battles and to all of the people whom I have never met, but continue to fight on for others, I love you dearly, and I promise you it is going to be okay.
August 2012
12 posts
Generation Y.
- Receptionist: Don't you feel like your generation is just lazy?
- Me: Lazy? I'd say apathetic.
- Receptionist: Isn't it the same?
- Me: No. My generation is criticized and toiled with, and I don't see why not - just turn on the TV and watch what they're feeding us. But my generation is not lazy. My generation fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. My generation fought for womens rights in a fury that hadn't been seen since the 19th Amendment. My generation got our first black President elected. My generation fought for Gay rights for the first time in American history. And with all that, we are apathetic, and that's because things aren't going to be better for us down the road. We are the first generation expected to make less than our parents. We are the first generation to see America lose its status as a super power. We've lived through the worst economic times since the Great Depression, and are forced to take out thousands of dollars in student loans at the same time, all while our college degrees slowly turn into a highschool diploma. We've done plenty, and expect nothing. So no, I wouldn't say we're lazy, just apathetic.
“Then it came to me like a train in the night - all flashes and big bright lights”
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i really wish this were bigger but i’ll post it anyway because honestly
like tell me this isn’t the sassiest thing you’ve ever seen omfg
July 2012
13 posts
Dance, Dance (String Quartet)
Fall Out Boy
Dance, Dance // String Quartet Tribute to Fall Out Boy
Some Atoms: Do you ever just cry because you remember all over again that every... →
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Do you ever just cry because you remember all over again that every single person in the world is fighting a battle and you really worry about them and want to do something to help each individual but can’t because you haven’t even met most people so you just worry about all these people having to…
“I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then.”
—Alice in Wonderland
