: The Obamas Double Teamed That Ass

sonofbaldwin:

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The First Lady and the President of the United States have officially told all the Negroes that they are not here for your lazy, hoop-dreaming, rapper-fantasizing, video-game-addicted, blame-it-on-the-white-man, media-whorish asses. They are over your excuses and they don’t want to hear it…

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“Be what you are. No one who really loves you will stop.”

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lanaisqueen:

thiistooshalllpass:

sh4rks-n-stuff:

fearlings:

lindsayolohan:

That’s scary

this is so terrifying. like this is my worst fear ever, sinking into the darkness and being surrounded by the unknown. 

cooooooool

and this is why the open sea scares me 


Like depression

lanaisqueen:

thiistooshalllpass:

sh4rks-n-stuff:

fearlings:

lindsayolohan:

That’s scary

this is so terrifying. like this is my worst fear ever, sinking into the darkness and being surrounded by the unknown. 

cooooooool

and this is why the open sea scares me 

Like depression

(Source: whatgoesupthengoesdown, via monsterinurbed)

Birthday

Acts become milestones, transient moments that create realities for us to continue inhabiting.

There isn’t much growth between crawling and walking, except the ego.

Running towards deceptions, we’re all gods imagined. There is no survival without debasement, fucking love it.

The problem arises when you’re capable of applying critical thought to what you need to consider innate.

What to do when with alone with yourself; be honest.

Not everything is a cathartic moment of thought that you end self-content.

voyagebysexualdiscovery:

Enjoy , Breathe , slow down & shut out the worlds Noise

Right now please

voyagebysexualdiscovery:

Enjoy , Breathe , slow down & shut out the worlds Noise

Right now please

(Source: Spotify)

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Life is occupied in both perpetuating itself and in surpassing itself; if all it does is maintain itself, then living is only not dying, and human existence is indistinguishable from an absurd vegetation.

Simone de Beauvoir (via helloleslie)

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