the-ss-destiel:

BECAUSE IT WAS MADE OUT OF FREEDOM AND THE DREAMS OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

moraniarty:

sometimes i just remember that i haven’t actually met my internet friends in real life and they live thousands of miles away. and that they actually have a house and a family and go to school or college and they do stuff and they exist not on the internet and then i realise how fragile our friendship is

like they could just get bored and never log on again and that would be it

bigundies:

today at the park a dad asked his daughter “how much do you love mommy” and his daughter looked him and said “i don’t love anyone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” and then ran away like a little gremlin 

i have never related to someone as much as i did at that moment

nicoosuxx:

ohmypreciousgirl:

givemealovelikeher:

disruptedoriginal:

and I’ll tell you why:

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the worst ships ever.

I could not agree more

imyouraziraphale:

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I declare

a time war. 

-tenshi:

About deep things or about trivial things. About anything as long as the conversation flows and has substance. Not some froufrou shit. It’s hard to find people my age to talk about things like the financial crisis, government, running a business, how corrupt things are AND things like what the hell are these people wearing (short shorts with knee high boots, or thin dress shirts or whatever where you can see everything), sports, cars, books, TV and jokes. And it’s also hard to find adults who can do the same. I’m not trying to sound pretentious because I talk about “adult” things. Even some adults don’t like talking about these things and there are a lot of brilliant, curious children who do. It’s simply about genuine conversation and conversation that makes me think and makes me learn or leads me to a path of clarity or an even higher plane of knowledge/curiosity that I like. It’s not so much what we talk about, but how we talk about something.

I use the simplest analogies when I talk even when I’m talking about complex, emotional things. I’m no literary genius, I don’t use the best flowery language. And I personally don’t care how one uses vocabulary as long as they do it in a way that helps me understand, makes me curious, or is simply enjoyable to hear. And it’s hard to find a lot of people who can give good genuine conversations without trying to sell themselves or their ideas, without being fake and trying to impress people, without being condescending or pretentious. But you know, when I find people who can carry great conversations, I definitely appreciate it.

On a side note, I think that’s why I like the Dair tag so much. It’s because they can take a show, purely for entertainment and find all these deeper meanings and conveying these meanings and these arguments in a way that isn’t pretentious. They can use great language or simple language or both at the same time and it’s still amazing. These use the best analogies, simple or complex, and I love it. I feel like these would be people who can carry out a good conversation on ANYTHING. And those are the type of conversations I like. We could be talking about something serious like politics, world news, business and intertwine things like movies, shows, TV characters/relationships, cars, sports, simple observations like what the hell is that guy/girl wearing type of things into the conversation. And I think that’s the best conversation. A real, down-to-earth, honest conversation. No froufrou, no faking it.