It's That Easy

Aries: ‘spit pa panzerpapa’

Taurus: ‘bomabino ban bomba co’

Gemini: ‘shvip bip forgluk schmen’

Cancer: ‘About three things i was absolutley positive: 

First, Edward was a vampire. 

Second, there was a part of him- and i didn’t know how dominant that part might be- that thirsted for my blood. 

And third; i was unconditionally and irrevocably in love with him.’

Leo: ‘shlapah lippa boppity bop’

Virgo: ‘winauwwinauwanuin winana’

Libra: ‘twista ta blopa mana asa’

Scorpio: ‘swingmahjoin bushbojay’

Sagittarius: ‘housocoll gatzuzezum housocol’

Capricorn: ‘wunowaytwain goshizamasa’

Aquarius: ‘mozobekfasher fasher pashtbasher nalonka donk’

its augu…….st?? tomorrW???????????

8th monTH???????? 4 ,more mont hs of 2013?????????????

what??????????????????????????????………………………..

But with abusive parents, you can’t. If you try, you get suffocated with guilt, suddenly you’re guilty for being born, for existing, for taking up space, resources, for everything. Why is all this being thrown at you the second you try to express anger? Why is your anger regarded as wrongdoing, something that’s worth hurting you over? It’s a first red flag of any kind of human relationship, if anger itself is forbidden, punished, and has to be held back and repressed.

If they were good parents wouldn’t they want to know what you’re angry about? Wouldn’t they want to take a second to consider if they’ve done something to wrong you, to hurt you? Shouldn’t they be feeling this is the moment to self-examine and consider the consequences of their actions? Isn’t that a humane and logical thing to do? How does it come to “this ungrateful little brat dares to be angry, I’m gonna show them what they’re allowed to feel” instead of “this child I care about is being hurt and I have to make sure they get better”?