2 hours ago with 5,191 notes“i don’t hate homosexuals, i just don’t think that they should—”
2 hours ago with 604 notesBritish artist Jonathan Callan creates impressive organic figures using books that are curled, wrapped, and folded together using screws.
— Nicholas Sparks (via petalis)
— Madeleine L’Engle
OMG. On a similar note, like when I was putting chairs away at the end of my mindfulness class, and I was carrying three at a time, and someone asked if they could help, and I said no I got this, and they said that’s nice of you, and I explained that I try to make up for always coming late and not helping set up by putting away as many chairs and yoga mats as possible. And this one woman came up to me out of nowhere and hugged me (already awkward) and said ‘you seem like a real nice kid’ and I froze and all I could think to say was ‘thanks, you seem really nice too … I’LL SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.’ (NOW SUPER AWKWARD)
Like, who does that? Nobody says that! TEACHERS might say that, THERAPISTS might say that, but SERIOUSLY WHAT IS MY PROBLEM.
bahahaha i fucking love and adore you.
15 hours ago with 3 notes15 hours ago with 527 notesLiberal logic: female empowerment is the ability to end the life of your child rather than give your child life.
no
female empowerment is eating the still beating heart of your newborn using chopsticks whittled from the femur of the man who got you pregnant
18 hours ago with 507 notes“I only believe in abortions in cases of rape.”
Can we take a second to analyze this statement?
If you were truly “pro-life”, you would value the fetus no matter what circumstance it was conceived through. What you’re actually more concerned with is whether or not the pregnant person’s sex life abides by your personal set of morals.
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Sylvia Plath (via incorrectsylviaplathquotes)
Pffft, Oscar Wilde said it first.
— Oscar Wilde
(via theotherwindow)
lol aw you do know you reblogged this from incorrectsylviaplathquotes, right? cause just checking.
18 hours ago with 18,282 notesWho’d have known your stomach could double as a camera?
Two UK students, Josh Lake and Luke Evans, ate 35mm film and were able to process photos after the film, erm, came out!

