the-homes-chapel-homie:
ruesfarewell:
loveandotherthingsgirlslove:
deaththekid-8:
beinggayisokay:
This is absolutely terrifying. Just look at it, it is so real and astonishing. You need to reblog this. I don’t care if you’re used to reblogging orange, teenage girls with vans on. I don’t care if you’re used to reblogging vintage or photography. This is real. You can even see the fury in his eyes. The tense muscles in between his fingers. The heavy breathing.
reblog this. NOW.
in all seriousness though
M..my heart just stopped… ;~;
Guys, you’ve got to reblog this. It’s reality and it needs to be brought to everyone’s attention.
I lost a friend to this kind of harassment. I really don’t want to remind myself of everything that happened so I won’t say a word about it. All I will say is, he was one of my best friends and the kindest person I had ever known. The pain I went through after his death was indescribable. I want you all to know that it’s not easing knowing that someone you love had such thoughts that they didn’t deserve living anymore. I’m not good with words at all so please excuse this lousy paragraph I have attempted to write to move you. I am serious though. Don’t ignore this.
i’m going to reblog forever.
(Source: euclidwilliam, via adrianaandal)
hurricanekitty:
Hello again, lovelies! Jessa Ang and Jesrhel Co’s birthday was held last December 13 & 23, and this big post-birthday giveaway contest is our way to give back and thank all of you for the support we got from the past years of blogging! So in return, we decided to shower you loads of giveaways from your favorite online stores before December ends! - Jessa ♥
Get a chance to win these:
Gift certificate worth 1,000php from R&K Manila
Sequined sweetheart dress from Incez Axe
1 satchel bag from Coconut Gold
Sheer jacket and dress from Kissaholic Manila
Pink top and lightning bolt ring from Sachico Shop
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thekiligfactory:
Kurt Andersen notes that prior to the 21st century, each 10- or 20- year cycle was different from the one preceding or following it. Thus, you could not mix up 1952 from 1962, or 1972 from 1992.
But sometime during the latter part of the 20th century all the way up to now, something happened or did not happen—leaving us with a 2012 that looks suspiciously like 1982.
So has an entire generation been living through Groundhog Day?
Andersen explains How We Got Here:
Ironically, new technology has reinforced the nostalgic cultural gaze: now that we have instant universal access to every old image and recorded sound, the future has arrived and it’s all about dreaming of the past. Our culture’s primary M.O. now consists of promiscuously and sometimes compulsively reviving and rejiggering old forms. It’s the rare “new” cultural artifact that doesn’t seem a lot like a cover version of something we’ve seen or heard before. Which means the very idea of datedness has lost the power it possessed during most of our lifetimes.
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