WHEN I WATCH PEOPLE ART IT JUST CONFUSES ME SO MUCH I??? YOUR HAND MOVES???? LINES APPEAR???? LINES LOOK GOOD??? LINES MAKE SENSE?? MAKE FACE AND BODY OF PERSON??? ART LOOK GOOD?? HAND QUICKLY MOVES AND ART GOOD?? GOOD ART?? HOW??? HOW DO HAND???? WHAT
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her little face jkhgkfyfh j
One good thing about this movie: he could have said “no, shooting arrows is not for little girls” but instead he said “no, shooting with that big bow is not for little girls. use this small one.” i think that’s fantastic.
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THERE’S A 104 DAYS OF SUMMER VACATION
AND SCHOOL COMES ALONG JUST TO END IT
SO THE ANNUAL PROBLEM FOR OUR GENERATION IS FINDING A GOOD WAY TO SPEND IT… LIKE MAYBE
SACRIFICING YOUR FAMILY TO SATAN
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depression is when you don’t really care about anything
anxiety is when you care too much about everything
and having both is just like what
Yup.
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do u ever see a boy and think damn you could be a 50,000 note gif post on tumblr
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I’d like to take a minute, just sit right there - I’ll tell you how I became the absolute hottest thing at Fashion Week, you guys.
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Miranda Cosgrove and Nicolas Cage have a child.
The apocalypse has begun.
in england we don’t say “i love you,” instead we’ve built an entire culture around being repressed where expressing your feelings is extremely frowned upon and i think that’s why we drink so much.
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Where the inspirational figure is selected for us, and the gap between their life and ours is too great, the effect is not one of encouragement but of disillusionment - especially if their story is told in terms of personal qualities like bravery or persistence.
Knowing a famous person has the same impairment as you can be reassuring, but only in the vague way that hearing of a successful distant relative is reassuring.
Most of us will never scale Everest, compete for our country at sports or have a showbiz career. This doesn’t mean we’ve failed.
"For BBC’s Mental Health Awareness Week, Mark Brown questions the value of glorifying role models who share our own disabilities and pathologies.
A flipside of the same coin to consider is the perilous “tortured genius” myth of creativity, which implies that depression, addiction, and other mental health issues that plagued some successful creators were central to their genius. The human antidotes to this mythology are worthy role models.
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