you do not have to stay broken

@tmarie247: My right hand & my go to. Happy Birthday Sunshine. @selenagomez

“I’ve had to deal with [the pressure and scrutiny] on a different scale. Whether it was just kids or growing up in the biggest high school in the world, which was Disney Channel, it was also adults that had you know, the audacity to kind of tell me how I should live my life and it was very confusing for me. It was so confusing. I had no idea who I was going to be and what I’m still going to become and it definitely hits home.”

 “I’m loyal. To the people that I love. I’m kind. Because my mom would not have me any other way. I work hard. I’m a hard worker.”

I’m loyal. To the people that I love. I’m kind. Because my mom would not have me any other way. And I work hard. I’m a hard worker. 

“When I look at my life, I realize people have been placed in it to teach me different lessons that have made me who I am today. And I can say I am blessed.”

— Happy birthday to Selena Marie Gomez

I can’t deny Your appetite, ah

Blue //  It symbolizes trust, loyalty, wisdom, confidence, intelligence, faith, truth, and heaven. insp

“I’m the kind of girl that loves tremendously big. I just have always been that girl. I will give my heart and my soul to the person that I love. It’s just how I operate. ”

@_marissamarino: When you’re trying to get your client to hold still 💪🏻 😂😂

ive heard it used to refer to immigrants of other groups, but it’s a different set so to speak

At any rate, Jews and Roma have largely been diasporic peoples for most of history, which is different than a family moving to Chicago from Poland or whatever.

Greek and Armenian both have native terms for the dispersion of their nations from their respective homelands that closely translate to diaspora; Greek uses the term omogéneia / ομογένεια; Armenian uses sp’yurk’ / սփյուռք or gaghut’ / գաղութ - which in fact is a borrowing from the Aramaic equivalent of the Hebrew galut.