1. cellazar-slytherin:

    Gay rights activists: known universally for their awesome signs

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    (Source: b0konon, via celestial-awkwardness)

     


  2. We are to young to be this sad
     


  3. suckmypoppunk:

    i want to be pretty and skinny and covered with tattoos and be funny and smart and important to someone but oh well

    (via shutup-andsaysomething)

     


  4. flyingdinosaur:

    the most depressing part of the day is watching as the sky gradually gets darker and knowing that you have done absolutely nothing productive

    (Source: frowninglessons, via empiricisms)

     


  5. 2073:

    money can’t buy happiness but it can buy a false sense of security and fruity alcoholic beverages to numb the pain and honestly what’s the difference

    (via krustykrabemployee)

     


  6. sfux:

    i feel like people who eat breakfast really have their lives together

    (via krustykrabemployee)

     


  7. So you attempt to hide your loneliness in public, to behave, in fact, as though you have too many friends already, and thus you hope to attract people who will unwittingly save you. But it never works that way. Your condition is written all over your face, in the hunch of your shoulders, in the hollowness of your laugh. You fool no one.

    Believe me in this; I’ve tried all the tricks of the lonely man.

    — David Marusek (via larmoyante)
     

  8. complain3r:

    the white cat is me and the gray cat is life

    (via gingahhh)

     

  9. lampsarepeopletoo:

    this is the greatest picture ive ever seen

    (Source: zengraca)

     

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  13. No one in my family, not one of my friends or classmates realized that I was going through life asleep.
    It was literally true: I was going through life asleep. My body had no more feeling than a drowned corpse. My very existence, my life in the world, seemed like a hallucination. A strong wind would make me think my body was about to be blown to the end of the earth, to some land I had never seen or heard of, where my mind and body would separate forever. ‘Hold tight,’ I would tell myself, but there was nothing for me to hold on to.
    — Haruki Murakami, Sleep (via larmoyante)