Every shade in between

nat-ully:

The thing about it all is that he loved me more unconditionally than I even thought was possible and I left him for it. For loving me too much. For needing me. I am too independent to be able to take care of someone else’s needs. And I broke him. I love him and it’s such a shameful feeling that I’ll never be enough to take care of his love.

Found this again and still feeling the exact same way. I wish I could nurture his love the way he would do for me but I know that will never be enough

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“

your energy introduces you before you even speak.

— (via rogerdabbit)

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just-shower-thoughts:

Took my dog to a bonfire and as he sat there staring at it blankly I realized he loves sticks. I was burning a giant pile of his toys.

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Most of the time, I hate my feelings.
Which is really just another feeling.
I can’t escape them.
No matter how hard I try.

microgaze:

WARNING to anyone planning on LEAVING THEIR HOUSE
The outside has unfriendly people, as well as a gigantic ball of fire in the sky. In addition, you may sometimes encounter a bird or an unpleasant smell.
Posting this because THERE ARE NO POSTED WARNINGS when exiting your home.
SIGNAL BOOST THE HELL OUT OF THIS.

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The thing about it all is that he loved me more unconditionally than I even thought was possible and I left him for it. For loving me too much. For needing me. I am too independent to be able to take care of someone else’s needs. And I broke him. I love him and it’s such a shameful feeling that I’ll never be enough to take care of his love.

thexdarkenedxlight:

vangoghstss:
calumthonas:
:/
This is actually v important and needs to be reblogged
Gonna just share this:
My European Studies professor decided a few weeks ago to take a Friday and instead of following the syllabus, he spent the entire hour and a half comparing Hitler’s actions from a European perspective to that of what Trump is doing in America. He never repeated a single point, and even used video and photos like this to show the comparison.
To make things better, he had us do an in class assignment for participation points. He first played a clip on youtube of one of Hilter’s speeches, subtitled and 3 minutes long. He then played a clip of one of Trump’s rallies. Our assignment? Copy down every single sentence that matched in translation down on a sheet of paper or a word document that wasn’t repeated. The person with the closest amount to what my professor found got a candy bar.
My professor found, in just three minutes of a speech, that Trump matched 65 different phrases/sentences to that of Hitler’s translation.
65 nearly identical phrases used in his speeches. Take a moment to think about that.

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