isakvqltersen:

bedupolker:

toastoat:

trac3r:

just my personal opinion……

fieldbears:

boredpanda:

15+ Un-Bear-Ably Cute Momma Bears Teaching Their Teddy Bears How To Bear

let’s hear it for fluffy deadly megafauna

moonshoes-potter:

That’s really cool that both of your parents are dogs

one-time-i-dreamt:

Pine cones were actually tiny, fingernail-sized animals and they were highly illegal. I wanted one for a pet so I called a foreign pine cone dealer and he delivered me two prime quality pine cones which I kept inside a ballet shoe.

papermariosuggestion:

Chapters 1-7

history-and-stuff-and-things:

officialunitedstates:

“My heart… is broken,” he declares, slowly turning away.

“I can fix it,” she answers solemnly.  But she can’t.  She dropped out of medical school the day before they learned how to fix hearts.

holdbeast:

theproblematicblogger:

I aint gonna articulate this right but I’ve noticed there’s this weird sub culture on tumblr where it’s frowned upon to say anything positive about your life. Like occasionally I see someone post something like “I love my job so much” and a few responses are like “wish I could find a job :/” or “must be nice to not have depression” and it’s really strange. A lot of people are pulling themselves out of dark places or finally figuring out how to be happy (no easy feat) and they don’t need you projecting your own demons on their moments of happiness they wanted to share.

“Crab mentality or crabs in a bucket (also barrel, basket or pot) is a way of thinking best described by the phrase ‘If I can’t have it, neither can you.’ The metaphor refers to a pattern of behaviour noted in crabs when they are trapped in a bucket. While any one crab could easily escape, its efforts will be undermined by others, ensuring the group’s collective demise.”

- Crab Mentality, Wikipedia