A word from Bisan to the students of the U.S. in their campus solidarity encampments.

this is girlhood. ethiopian skater girls. source

this does not apply if you wear exclusively leggings. Those things tear all the time you need like a million on standby

simon and alisha being in a time loop of falling in love with each other and then dying in each other’s arms for eternity is the most heartbreaking love story ever, and 14yo me really couldn’t cope with it at all and neither can 22yo me.

MISFITS, 3x08 - “Episode 8″

Robin Wellner

The computer is a machine built for looking at pictures of fish you wouldn't otherwise see. Anything else you can do with a computer was an accident and unintended

I have friends at Indiana University and they've been saying there are snipers on IU Bloomington campus. And theres a bunch of cops everywhere. This is wild.

Why do we actually live in the worst timeline right now

Disabled people have worth.

Human beings have worth because we are human beings.

Disabled people who are unemployed, who are on disability benefits, who require caregivers, who are dependent on family members, have worth.

I cant believe this tweet is how I find out

“Brothers help!”

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These dummies got me THICLOSE👌 to watching new amsterdam because of their offscreen friendship 😊 haha freema and ryan are fantastic together!

Sharpwin Week 2021 — Day 7: Appreciation for Ryan Eggold and Freema Agyeman ↳ “What’s wonderful about watching Ryan and Freema is we don’t tell them how to play the scene. They get the script and play the authenticity of the scene, and whatever else comes out of that scene is what we get in the editing room. We never know, honestly, if they’re going to be annoyed with each other, tender with each other, if sparks are going to fly with each other, because Ryan and Freema take what we write and spin it on the day. They’re as much in charge of their relationship as we are. We don’t tell them, ‘Look at each other longingly.’ They play the authenticity of what they have in front of them.” – David Schulner