hipster:

I’m that girlfriend that stares at you and smiles all the time even when you aren’t looking because I’m so obsessed with you

looprole:

“Stay away from people that make you feel like you’re hard to love.”

— Unknown (via syntacked)

l4422l:

It’s weird when you realize the person you once told everything to now has no idea what’s going on in your life

dulect:

“It drives me crazy waiting for a text that’s never coming”

— 3 am thoughts
(via suspend)

alwayskeepingit100:

I will tell my daughter, don’t ever beg for someone’s time. Don’t ever beg for someone’s attention. And don’t ever beg for someone’s love.

papifromdablock:

if a girl sends u saucy pics u gotta lose ur shit and act like u never seen a titty before its jus etiquette

daftpen:

catchymemes:

This adorable proposal.

I’ve never felt so used

bloodytales:

(Link to article)

awed-frog:

weloveshortvideos:

Who’s that hiding under the sheets?

This is, like, the opposite of a horror movie.

rainnecassidy:

ilyakuriyakin:

cthulhucene:

1109-83:

humalien said: the sound in this room is so strange…

[Strange metal clinks, like the sound of metal being hit by a hammer, or being hit with other pieces of metal in general, accompany each footstep, along with the general sound of metal rubbing over other pieces of metal. The room’s acoustics make it all sound hollow though, like a far off echo.]

Okay so for anyone who doesn’t know what this room is, this is the Memory Void, and it’s in the Jewish Museum in Berlin, Germany. This installation is actually something you’re SUPPOSED to walk on. That’s half the point of the installation. Each metal face is meant to represent the faces and voices that were silenced by the atrocities of the concentration camps in World War 2. Stepping on them and making them sound out is meant to give the voiceless a voice, to force us to remember them.

I’ve walked on this, it’s an eerie experience.

thank you, @ilyakurikakin - i was just wondering what the hell that was.

sumfiend:

jorja smith by vicky grout