Today solidified why despite…
Whining, whining, winning
Yaaaay my Macbook’s hard drive and my external hard drive are broken.
And I voided my warranty by dropping it over a year ago.
And my face is oozing blood still and everything is weird.
But I bought 2 pairs of shorts at gap for $35 from the cutest girl with LAVENDER AND GOLD NAILS.
WOW I AM ESPECIALLY IMPRESSED WITH THE MR. FREEZE EYES
FUCKING AMAZING
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“
Loneliness is the human condition.
I know this because our bodies are never prepared
for touch.
I reach over to you and static sparks between us
like a match, a quick pang that leaves a resonance
in the finger tips.
We still jump when people tap us on the shoulder.
Still shudder when lover’s comb their fingers through our hair
and recoil from violent hands that threaten to impact us.
We can never plan how certain touches
will feel.
How fresh shells of snake skin feel under foot.
How beautiful it must be to understand Braille
as a native language, small bumps translating to a
mountain under finger tips.
I never planned for this, to decipher myself into isolation.
It is difficult to conjure the nerve to touch your face
when there were so many nights
with only my heart beat for company.
atomiclanterns, “Loneliness is the Human Condition” (via atomiclanterns)
(via riotingfeminist)
“ But do good: we will meet one another there. ”
Pope Francis
you are sitting in your bed alone again because you are resting. its part of the healing process.
keep telling yourself that bets.
the uglier the snapchat, the closer the friendship
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Where is Cleopatra VII’s though?
I had hers and Lady of Ch’iao Kuo.
These books were my earliest introduction to female empowerment.
Does anyone know where to find them, now? Or are they out of print?
I consistently see these at Half-Price Books, so you might try checking a used bookstore if you can’t find them at a regular one.
I read Cleopatra, Elizabeth I, and Mary Queen of Scots over and over and over and over again.
(Source: apriki, via seriouslyamerica)
