Well, I'm Angel and I'm enamoured with life because there's little reason not to be.




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Posted on May 21st with (108) notes
#style  
Posted on May 21st with (8388) notes

vile-insect:

(TODAY I REALISED THAT ALL THOSE WHO HAVE HATED ME IN MY LIFE COLLECTIVELY DO NOT HATE ME AS MUCH AS I LOVE MYSELF)

Posted on May 21st with (5220) notes

prince-of-pastries:

tmi tuesday???????

  • tmi asks
  • top 5’s
  • rate kinks
  • reverse tmi
  • ?? ?

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Posted on May 21st

my only viable workout routine is zumba. everything else makes me want to claw my eyes out from pain and boredom, but dancing is invigorating! you can’t stop me! don’t let me get in my zone

Posted on May 21st with (162) notes
Posted on May 21st with (1271) notes
#comic  #words  

mutantmagic:

Fragility

Posted on May 21st with (49) notes
#advice  

schweiber:

In all seriousness, when you get to college just go all in. Blog a little but only on weeknights. Do your homework. Talk to strangers. Don’t drink anything a boy hands you. Stay up late but not too late. Go into academic buildings in the middle of the night. Call your mother sometimes.

Posted on May 20th with (4392) notes

brandnewswastikas:

I like it when a girl has a food stain on her shirt because it means that she’s bad with spoons and will probably need me to feed her and I’m good with spoons so it will give me a chance to show off a little. 

immigrants, poor people, queer people of color, disabled folks, women (esp trans women of color) and gender-nonconforming folks if you are in academia and you don’t feel smart enough, remember that you are in the playground and training grounds of the elite. academia was not designed to include you. you are surviving something that has been systemically designed to exclude you in order to keep power in the hands of white, middle class, able bodied cis-men.


knowing this, don’t let academia train you to believe that elitism is the right way to make it through school. you can learn shit, hold the knowledge of your people in your heart, discard shame for your humble beginnings and/or marginalized identities. move through this experience knowing that the changes it offers you don’t have to include accepting academic elitism, inaccessible language or superiority. you can can simultaneously own the privilege that comes with being college educated and connections to your roots. academia does not have to kill your spirit.

Posted on May 20th with (2703) notes
fabian romero- indigenous immigrant queer boi writer, facilitator and community organizer (via fabianromero)