(Source: sotla, via goddessbone)
do you ever get weirded out by the fact that everyone around you is constantly within their own mind and thinking a million secret thoughts and battling internal struggles just like you and that you’re not the only one who thinks these things and that the people around you aren’t just faces meant to fill up your life but they’re actually really deep people who have a lot more to them than you ever actually even think about
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(via thatmogarguy)
How to work like a writer
1. Ignore deadlines.
2. Take criticism badly.
3. Burn bridges.
4. Hate yourself.
5. Trust no one (especially not yourself).
6. Sabotage all of your personal relationships.
7. Drink heavily.
You might not get a lot of respect as a writer, but the crippling self-doubt and soul-crushing poverty make it all worth it.
CS Lewis: To love at all (x)
(via nerdycommunity)
- You never know when someone is flirting or just being nice.
- You never know if the other party is also homo-capable.
Whilst purchasing the autobiography of Mindy Kaling the cashier is nice/flirting, you can’t distinguish which because you are completely unattractive, but the thought of flirting…
^ my gaydar dilemma