I'd rather be a dork and not have anybody care

enjoy a long, hot shower after an exhausting day

avoid or cut toxic people out of your life

have a nice, lengthy nap to rejuvinate

go on a sky watching or star gazing

take a break and unplug on social media

unfriend/mute toxic people on the internet

go for a walk or a jog on the park

reconnect with your good old friends

take your dog/pet for a walk

enjoy the sun for a couple of minutes

do a random act of kindness

have a quick movie marathon

try to do something that you used to love

listen to your favorite songs when you were a kid

artist or not, try painting your feelings

for a day, try decluttering your thoughts and stop overthinking

watch it

Cloudburst – an unexpected heavy downpour of rain, usually brief but with devastating consequences.

Long awaited sequel to Down Came The Rain.

An unconventional friendship blooms into something stronger and Lexa prepares to navigate a web of lies so that her parents will approve of her rebellious new girlfriend. The two girls from opposite ends of the spectrum try to find a middle ground to become an ‘us’ and Lexa puts all of her efforts into trying to give Clarke a better life, only to neglect the storm brewing on the horizon of her own. And then comes the cloudburst…

Read on AO3.

They’ve been together for three and a half weeks now and Lexa wonders if she’ll ever tire of kissing Clarke.

Nothing could have ever prepared Lexa for just how soft Clarke is. Not just her soft lips moving leisurely against Lexa’s, or her soft hair between Lexa’s fingers, or the soft curves of her body melting into Lexa’s as they lie almost on top of each other on Lexa’s bed, but how soft she is in the way she makes out with Lexa, never pushing for more, as if she is content to just kiss Lexa for the rest of eternity.

Which of course, Lexa is more than happy with.

Except that sometimes, she wonders what it would be like to push Clarke down onto the bed and kiss her senseless, before stripping them both of all clothing and having her wicked way.

But Lexa doesn’t think she has the kind of bravery in her that she needs to go through with that idea at all. She doesn’t think that she has a wicked way.

And that’s not even the reason the college was made in the first place. It was made for 2 reasons. 1. The founding fathers didn’t trust the citizens. They thought the citizens were too uneducated to make a good choice. And 2. It’s easier to count the votes of a small group of people all in one place rather than millions across the country when there’s no cars or internet.

Without the electoral college, every single vote would count exactly the same.  No vote anywhere in the country would be worth more than any other vote.  Now you may ask, but Raymond, isn’t it like this already?

NO.  IT FUCKING IS NOT.

Take Wyoming for example.  Wyoming has a population of 584,000 people.  They also have 3 electoral college votes. This means that each 194,667 votes is worth one electoral college vote in Wyoming.  Now let’s look at California.  California has a population of 38.8 million people and 55 electoral college votes.  This means that it takes 705,455 votes for each electoral college vote.  

A VOTE IN WYOMING IS WORTH 3.5X MORE THAN A VOTE IN CALIFORNIA.

It literally takes 3.5 times more votes to get 1 electoral vote in California than it does in Wyoming.  How tf is that fair?