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Not only does it encourage kids to learn about mythologies and shit and other cultures (which children in specifically America definitely need more of) The amount of representation in his books is crazy and amazing. I mean he’s got gays, mental illness, disabilities, gender fluid characters, and a whole host of healthy platonic and romantic relationships that as a kid reading fantasy books I didn’t see a lot of. 

I mean every romance mainsub-plot that was in a fantasy YA novel was like “girl meets boy, girl hates boy, boy is hot, boy doesn’t respect girls boundaries, then girl falls for boy” it was creepy and was waaay too normal. Then Rick comes in with healthy relationships and a variety of not only romantic but also platonic ones. it’s amazing. 

That’s not even me starting on the character diversity. IT’S FANTASTIC. Oh my gods I could go on and on about it, but the whole deal with Nico and his coming out and the inner turmoil he faced, it was so real and I related with it way too much and it helped me get through shit in my life. 

Running late on buying your dorm stuff and have no idea where to start? I got a list for you!

Bedding

Bedsheets

Blankets

pillows

bedbug cover

mattress pad

Laundry Supplies and Clothing Supplies

a sturdy laundry basket

Laundry detergent

fabric softener

dryer sheets

Drying rack

stain remover

bleach

Hangers

Shoe rack

Lint brush

Storage

ottoman

storage bins that fit under your bed or in the closet

a closet organizer

shelving

 hooks

Office supplies

paper

pencils

pens

stapler

hole puncher

paperclips

highlighters

notebooks

index cards

stack-able desk trays

drawer organizers

scissors

tape

stamps and envelopes

ruler

Food

mini fridge, if can

water

fruits

vegetables

snacks

juice

Clothing

formal wear

bathing suit

going out shirts

pajamas shirts

slippers (2)

robe

towels

skirts

pants

jeans

shorts

underwear

bras

jackets (outerwear)

Toiletries

makeup

toothpaste and brush

hair brush

floss

deodorant

razors

shaving cream

skin care 

hair care products

cotton swabs

cotton balls

tweezers

clippers

perfume/body spray

lotions

Household Items

tissues

plates

cups

mugs

bowls

spoons

forks

knives

lighter

candles

air fresheners

fan

wet wipes

all purpose cleaner

sponge

plastic bags

trashcan

dish soap

light bulbs

mini tool kit

first aid kit

GIVE YOURSELF A TRY

@the1975music thank you very much this is beautiful and you’re aware of it

WE’RE ALL AWARE OF IT 

MODERNISM HASN’T FAILED US

1. Check that nothing is due on Monday. Check again. 

2. Write down due dates for the rest of the week.

3. Pack your bag. Phone, keys, everything. 

4. Take a bath, have a long shower.

To those people who think that all of the characters in Wuthering Heights are horrible people, I submit these three characters.

Edgar Linton: Yes, he was a bit of a snob, but so were most of the people in his economic class. Besides, most readers just don’t like him because they feel that he stole Catherine from Heathcliff, which wasn’t exactly true. By and large, he was a good man, and a loving husband and father.

Cathy Linton: I am referring to Cathy Jr. here. Yes, she had some of her father’s snobbery, and some of her mother’s brattiness, but, like her father, she was basically a good person. She loved her father, tried to nurse one of her cousin’s, and overcame her prejudice’s against her other cousin enough to tutor, and then to fall in love with him.