Soundtrack to my life

Reminder that Avatar The Last Airbender begins with a young girl calling out her brother on his sexism and The Legend of Korra ends with two women falling in love (x)

When Korra’s form becomes that of Kuvira’s in the last pair of images, it simultaneously symbolizes both Korra’s character growth and Kuvira’s personal need for guidance and empathy.

let it go bruce! by nebezial

A self-described “compulsive doodler,” David uses his chalk drawings as an excuse to spend time outside. “The bulk of my pieces have been the result of wandering around until I stumble across a place that asks for something,” he says. “The most successful drawings have been suggested by spots, stains and cracks in the concrete, like an open-ended game of connect-the-dots. I just add more lines and spots until the thing that wants to be drawn can be seen by people other than me.”

And I don’t believe that this is a coincidence at all.

Fascism

When you look at the clock at the same strange time every day, like 11:11, you’re actually experiencing a form of selective attention where your brain begins to filter out all the other insignificant times you looked at the clock that day. Source

I don’t know what our obsession is with geometry, polygons, polyhedrons, symbols in general: I think that we’re surrounded by so many messages- sometimes screamed in our faces- that something without agenda is soothing and intriguing. The less we know, the more we want to know: that’s why geometric GIFs like this are so entrancing. It’s like a whole world of breathing shapes exists, a world without the frustrations of language and imagery. Aesthetics are the only message, here: and what a refreshing message it is. Source: Bees and Bombs on Tumblr

Kids work together to create eternal recess

They just traded hair i jsut