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rtahuniverse:

cannon-fannon:

THIS SPEAKS TO ME ON A MOLECULAR LEVEL RIGHT NOW.

You are witnessing a broken human being

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tarynnasaurus:

So I thought there were just things that I didn’t want to do but I think I’m figuring out that it’s a combination of a fear of failure and some anxiety that’s convincing me I don’t want to do things when I really do. I’m afraid of relationships and work progress and I’m starting to think I’m more afraid of failing than I thought I was.

Jesus your Wednesday first thing thoughts are heavier than mine

thegeniusandthetramp:

nigra-lupus:

rosa-sparkz:

firstoffletmesayi:

fruitcrocs:

this is the best thing i have ever seen on this website

She can’t be serious.

This makes my stomach hurt every time

I hate this so much

😂😂😂🙈😂🙈

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beardedsavage:

lordwaily:

feminismisfuckingstupid:

ima-fuckingt4ble:

grayinge:

tbh people should stop sexualizing penises and vaginas. especially vaginas. not only is it transphobic, but theyre made for childbirth. so if you sexualize penis and vaginas youre essentially a pedophile

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Reaching further than Michael Jordan in the Space Jam

I love sucking on big fat clits.

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thedingledodies:

theprodigalbum:

thedingledodies:

Typical the only male attention I’ve had in months is from a guy who has just moved to Australia for 6 months.
What is wrong with males.
Why.

I literally text you a million times a day

You are my best friend and you are in love YOU DONT COUNT

Best friend. That’s now on the Internet

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thedingledodies:

Typical the only male attention I’ve had in months is from a guy who has just moved to Australia for 6 months.
What is wrong with males.
Why.

I literally text you a million times a day

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thedingledodies:

knightofleo:

the doggie wiggle tapdance of impatience

@theprodigalbum

Wasn’t this you when we queued up to see TWY?

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voodoogecko:

everkings:

zimothy:

This is one if my favorite vines

I just laughed for 10 minutes

Classic.

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Anonymous asked: Hi! I'm traveling to England by myself soon, and I noticed in your recap that you travelled by yourself. I know Alaska and England are two completely different places, but any helpful traveling alone advice?

midnightjellys:

WHOOOO boy. Alright. YES. 

So I did Alaska by myself but I also did Europe by myself a couple years ago! You’re in for an awesome time. A few pointers below, and people are welcome to reblog with additional tips. 

  • Make copies of all your documents. Like, 3 copies of everything. ID, credit card, passport, everything. Then stick one copy in your luggage, one in a backpack/purse, and keep one at the hotel/hostel. Leave another one back home with friends or family if you can. It makes things way easier if you happen to lose it or get anything stolen. 
  • Know where the Embassy is! If you get in any major trouble or lose your passport or something, you won’t just be wandering the streets like a lost puppy. 
  • Give your itinerary to multiple people back home and have scheduled check ins with them, whether by phone or email or whatever. Be sure you don’t miss the check ins because if your family is anything like mine, they’ll immediately go to the police and assume you’re dead or something. 
  • Split up your money! Don’t carry all your money in one place. Put some in your luggage, some at the hotel, some in your wallet. That way if one thing gets lost or stolen, you aren’t totally broke. 
  • Get a selfie stick. Seriously. Or get really comfortable with asking people to take pictures of you. I hate doing it but selfies don’t always capture where you are! 
  • Don’t wear headphones. I know it can be tempting to ignore people and awkward interactions by having headphones in while you’re walking the streets. It is for me, anyway. But you’ll be more likely to meet people and have pleasant conversations if you don’t have Spotify in your ears the whole time. (You’ll also be more aware of your surroundings and less likely to lose something.) 
  • In the same vein, take public transport! Cabs are expensive and isolating. Trains and busses are a good place to get some people watching (and a little sightseeing!) and conversation in. 
  • Go out! Get dinner, have drinks, spend some time at a pub or something (if you’re of age). Even if you don’t strike up a conversation with anyone, just the experience is worth it and better than sitting in a hotel room by yourself watching cable. 
  • JOURNAL. I can’t recommend this enough. Take a journal and write in it every day! I like including things like public transport tickets, maps, hotel keys, even writing down what I ate that day. Super fun to be able to look back and see what you did!

Traveling alone is a great experience and I really encourage everyone to try it if you can! You’ll get comfortable eating alone, sightseeing alone, shopping alone, all that good stuff. You might even meet new people, but if you don’t, that’s okay too! 

Also in England you have to shake the hand of everyone you meet and talk to people on public transport. Especially in London. They love it

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