You are Whatever a Moon Has Always Meant

"Introverts, in contrast, may have strong social skills and enjoy parties and business meetings, but after a while wish they were home in their pajamas. They prefer to devote their social energies to close friends, colleagues, and family. They listen more than they talk, think before they speak, and often feel as if they express themselves better in writing than in conversation. They tend to dislike conflict. Many have a horror of small talk, but enjoy deep discussions."

Susan Cain, Quiet (via framesjanco)

GPOY

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via Melded fragment of soul with my grace and rainbow! • 24 May • 16,585 notes • ∞

"I love teasing kids, I go, ‘I know what’s on the other side of the veil,’ ‘cause Sirius Black goes through that veil and then he’s gone, and they look at me and ask, ‘what?’ and I say, ‘Batman.’"

Gary Oldman (via iwillbeyourgoal)

Two of my favorite things combined.

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via His Furry Little Problem • 22 May • 4,440 notes • ∞

shewolfs:

#i can’t get over this admitted nerd being our president

#nerdsFTW

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via Avenging Potter • 19 May • 37,046 notes • ∞

barack obama nerds

Reblogging mostly for Seth’s face.

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via Saturday Night Live • 14 May • 2,396 notes • ∞

yaaaaay equality

GPOY

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via Now Bring Me That Horizon • 12 May • 5,373 notes • ∞

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"People of color, women, and gays — who now have greater access to the centers of influence that ever before — are under pressure to be well-behaved when talking about their struggles. There is an expectation that we can talk about sins but no one must be identified as a sinner: newspapers love to describe words or deeds as “racially charged” even in those cases when it would be more honest to say “racist”; we agree that there is rampant misogyny, but misogynists are nowhere to be found; homophobia is a problem but no one is homophobic. One cumulative effect of this policed language is that when someone dares to point out something as obvious as white privilege, it is seen as unduly provocative. Marginalized voices in America have fewer and fewer avenues to speak plainly about what they suffer; the effect of this enforced civility is that those voices are falsified or blocked entirely from the discourse."

Teju Cole.

Boom.

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#Preach

via hearts in my eyeballs • 4 May • 845 notes • ∞