gypsy-soultoblame:

omgthatdress:


Nightgown; 1956; The Metropolitan Museum of Art


Interesting that this looks like a modern sun dress. What was worn to bed in the 50’s is everyday fashion in the 21st century.

sojetlife:

tinychatter:

imagine reading a book of all the lies you’ve told

Imagine reading a book of all the lies that were told to you.

(via giveme-thunder)

unshameful:

destiniyang:

 

No, no, this is horrible. You see, the flag will go to the husband or wife of the deceased soldier as next of kin. This flag is going to the son.
Both of his parents are gone.

^

this is so sad

squareclocks:

kushroom:

so you’re saying I can win 5 iphones every day??? and all I have to do is give my credit card number on this website I’ve never heard about??? well slam me in my tender butthole sir you’ve just got yourself a deal

Slam me in my tender butthole 


I think I’ve just found my new favorite phrase. 

(via t-waat)

It kinda sucks when you get in the habit of talking to someone every night. And then one night when they’re not there, everything’s just so lonely and it’s hard to sleep.

(Source: noudlezz, via t-waat)

voguechanel:

moonglas:

She looks like Kim! x

the shoes tho *-*
gimme those shoes!!

paulisglamorous:

Just admit it this was the most intense scene in your childood

(via pizza)

im-chuck-bass-xoxo:

“To Santa Claus and Little Sisters” is the title of this poem. It was written in the 1960s by an  Anonymous 15 year old boy, 2 years before he committed suicide. Steven Chbosky (The perks of being a wallflower) used this poem in the Perks Of Being A Wallflower, but had differences. This poem is also in English curriculum for a lot of high schools. It is a very powerful poem, and although it is very blunt, there is so much more meaning and depth behind each line. 

(Source: colourless--waves, via theycouldseeaworldreborn)

voguere:

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