Even if you can’t donate, please share. My anxiety is through the roof, guys, I have no idea how we’re going to make this work. We have to have a place to live and I don’t know how we’re going to afford food on top of that. I’m freaking out and any little bit you can donate will help us be able to get through this process more smoothly.

and when i borned

i oped my mouf

Elizabeth Bennet:

Jane Bennet:

Lydia Bennet:

Mr Darcy:

Mr Bingley:

Mr Collins:

George Wickham:

Lady Catherine de Bourgh:

MONEY.

We have none. No money. Nobody wants to give us any.

 Whatever the rest of your question is, the answer is almost definitely “money”.

“Why don’t millennials buy diamonds?” “Why don’t millennials have houses?” “Why don’t millennials travel?” “Why don’t…”

It’s money. 

those clever bastards. you can totally play pokemon go as you ride in a car or bus or train, your avatar will keep up, you can encounter pokemon, etc. but if you want to hatch an egg, you have to actually be walking because Pokemon Go clocks your speed and you won’t get any “steps” to hatch your egg if you’re going too fast lol

Take a free Uber instead. Use promo code: 0va97

New technology has allowed us to create and build so much that it makes older tech and creations seem less impressive, mediocre, and obsolete by comparison. What I mean — Oh, you can sculpt? That’s great, but can you sculpt super small stuff on the graphite of pencils? Oh, no? Well then… Like, you can do art? Is it a super unique and fancy way of doing art? No? Then no one’s gonna be impressed. You can build electronic medical stuff? Well is it on par with these amazing cybernetic prosthetic limbs? No? Or, maybe you’ve got a good voice - so do most people, and most of them don’t make it past the initial qualifying rounds of American Idol or the Voice or X Factor or the dozen other signing shows.

Do you get what I mean? We grew up being told to dream big - famous singer, rock star, artist, scientist, etc - being told to pursue what we love and follow our dreams and all that crap, but the reality that is coming to light now is that if you’re not magnificent and unique at your trade, you’re probably not going to make it big. Honestly, you’re probably not going to make enough money to live a comfortable life on your dream job alone, ever, to live a comfortable life from just that. As a 24-year-old who grew up being told OVER AND OVER how talented I was with art and music and writing, I am inundated every day with media and information via the internet about how there are four-year-olds in China with more talent that I could ever hope to amass through years of study in any of my given interest fields. Do older people realize how daunting it is to grow up being told you’re special, etc, and then realizing that unless you’re amazingly prodigious, you’re probably doomed to a paycheck-to-paycheck life?