“And so I just sit in my room
After hours with the moon
And think of who knows my name
Would you cry if I died?
Would you remember my face?”
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I never had that many friends growing up so I learned to be okay with just me.
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Would you cry if I died? Would you remember my face?
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I never had that many friends growing up so I learned to be okay with just me.
Priscilla Ahn (via quotemadness)
“And so I just sit in my room
After hours with the moon
And think of who knows my name
Would you cry if I died?
Would you remember my face?”
Never had that many friends growing up
so I learned to be okay with just me, just me,
just me; and I’ll be fine on the outside.
I like to read in school by myself anyway,
so I’ll just stay right here, right here,
right here, right here.
And I’ll be fine on the outside.
You look great in your glasses. You look great with your braces. You look great with your scars. You look great with your bruises. You look great with your birthmarks and moles. You look great even with your acne. You look great with that gap between your teeth. You look great if you’re thin. You look great if you’re overweight. You look great if you’re short. You look great if you’re tall. You look great with your hair pulled back. You look great. You look stunning. Love yourself.
Hard work causes stress, poor health and early death – above all, it has never solved poverty. We work longer hours now than we’ve done for fifty years, yet the gap between the rich and poor has never been wider. Working hard cannot solve an economic crisis. The fact we are all expected to work so hard is in fact a result of economic crisis: a crisis that did not appear in 2008, but has been with us far longer. This is the crisis at the heart of capitalism: a tension between the 1 percent who control the economy, and want to continually increase their wealth, and the rest of us, who are expected to work ever harder, in order to generate profit and to keep us from occupying our time in meaningful ways like questioning or challenging the status quo.
from Strike! Magazine article by Selina Todd – Fuck Your Hard Work (via relivingthe80s)
I wish i actually wore the fashion taste i have
I wish I could afford the fashion taste I have
I wish I had the body for the fashion taste I have
all of the above
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