those tumblr posts that are like “if you don’t enjoy using tumblr, delete tumblr!” are well-meaning and good advice but at the same time it’s awfully bold of you to assume that anyone enjoys using this site

starship-one:

a friend…

thegestianpoet:

to the place…i was spawned ..

valleypunx:

my tiny human body isn’t big enough to hold all the love that’s inside me and that’s why i’m always crying

lezbianz:

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me walking into school: despacito

three other kids, all t-posing: despacito

that one teacher that everyone hates: if you don’t stand up for the pledge of allegiance you’re committing treason

how i think i look when i cry:

how i actually look:

lesbianherstorian:

excerpt from hot wire magazine vol. 9 no. 1, january 1993

garashirs:

as much as i love the idea of the universal translator, i really wish there was more focus on the complications that must arise from linguistic and cultural differences when using it

like, we struggle to translate between human languages, even though we all share a common history, so what must that mean for alien languages? how are you supposed to translate something that just doesn’t exist in any other language? what could idioms, like “beating a dead horse”, mean to a society without horses - or idioms? and how are you supposed to convey cultural context? a word that translates to ‘flower’, for example, might be laden with cultural significance, but how are you supposed to explain that via a simple translation device?

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i……..

had……

the slime of my life

and I’ve never felt this way before

and I swear

It’s the truth