RIP Jayce, you would've loved drag.

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RIP Jayce, you would've loved drag.

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wait bc everyone is always talking about how sirius and harry saw each other as a substitute for james BUT BUT BUT do you ever think that sometimes when sirius looked at harry he saw what only he could understand as someone who also went through years and years of emotional neglect and abuse?? like do you ever think that that was also a reason why harry connected so deeply to sirius. because sirius became the one person to harry that he knew he needed, the figure that was absent from his childhood?? like. like like like.
america should exclusively use pacific time, just like china's only-beijing-time situation. think of it, the balance. two global superpowers, one of them using UTC+8, one using UTC-8. it's like bees and wasps
cycling at night is like pretending to be a car. you can change lanes when you need to
she's a little bitch and she makes wanna (redacted), but god damn it she's MY little bitch

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just realised I could get an ACAB tattoo and could no one could refute that it wasn't just my family's initials!
Just finished succ s2 yoooooooooo
I remember reading a thousand splendid suns by Khaled hosseini a couple of years ago on a 'road-trip' w my family. We were going to t*rkey by car so we were passing through loads of mountains, through the Balkans and other small villages in Europe.
I remember forcing myself not to cry in front of my mum, brother and dad because obviously in a kurdish family you can't show any emotion whatsoever. What a heartbreaking story. It was my official introduction to violence against women/femicide and I've been followed by the writing ever since.
It was a borrowed book from my school's library so I had to give it back when I came back home. But I want to buy it again, maybe as a second hand or something but I just want to know that I have it in my possession. For a book to impact me so much that I feel the need to have it with me is sick. (In a good sense)
What a heartbreaking story.