HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Brilliant.
I have no regrets making this
(via f-yeahpotter)
When it comes to our loved ones, why do we sometimes operate from a mode of fear? Is it because we’re scared that what we have to say will upset the person we love? Or are we unsure whether or not we’re saying the right thing?
The answer may vary, but I know I can take a valuable lesson from it on communication. It’s important to never feel ashamed to speak the truth, especially to loved ones. At the end of the day, it’s far more meaningful to tell the truth, even if it hurts, than to tell a lie in order to protect your own feelings the feelings of others. Ultimately, that protection is a mere band aid…
It’s something I struggle with, but it’s also something worth practicing because, as long as we’re on this earth with each other, it means a lot to know there’s something there to clear the cobwebs away and save you the disappointment.
Thoughts?
Andy Warhol. Electric Chairs, 1971. 10 screen prints on paper, Each: 35-3/8 x 47-7/8”.
Des Moines Art Center Permanent Collections; Gift of Peter M. Brant, Greenwich, Connecticut; 1973.41.1-10.
Have a read, it’s an interesting read.
I can understand her frustration at having to prove to society that her build is a certain way because she works hard for it, all to maintain a healthy lifestyle. I can’t stand it when people assume the worst when they see someone with a figure they either a) are jealous of or b) need someone or something to rag on. Grow up.
Thoughts?
This is at once the most terrifying and hilarious thing I have viewed in the last… oh dear Lord :p
(Source: misaoorochi)
Hawkeye betraying his brethren… hmmm.
81/100: Jeremy Renner
(Source: jeremyleerenner.com, via cashmere-is-my-kryptonite)
Good slice of happiness… and good food for thought!
What are the things that make you happy?
(Source: carelessstyle)
Very cool rendering.
Daniel Egnéus. Little Red Riding Hood / Harper Collins, 2011
It’s NEVER too late.. keep fighting the good fight. <3
What are your thoughts on this?