“Nothing Is Permanent In This Wicked World, Not Even Our Troubles.”

Not that this soup needs any more religious imagery, but one thing the drives me a little insane is that Armand, who could be mistaken for an angel if you saw him under a shitty light bulb, was lovingly driving Daniel to suicide while Louis, who looked like a creature fresh out of the fires of hell, pushed him towards life. Something about God's easy promise of eternal rest vs the Devil urging you to live not because it's easy, but because it'd be a shame not to see how far you could get.

You broke my body and soul

Alex: I kissed a boy & I liked it.

Nora: That’s gay.

Alex:

I   l o v e   y o u

It's raining in my city right now and I got up to close the windows, of course my sister had the same Idea, so we scared one another in a dark living room.

Hey, guys. So I work at a bookshop close to a Islamic comunity and with the holidays we have been selling lots of christmas books (especially for children), but we have none on other religions. We have 2, I believe, on jewish but none on their holidays. A lot of mothers come looking for children books on Ramadan and others but I have nothing to offer.

I googled a little but didn't find much. Does anyone know any good Islamic children books? Especialy for the holidays?

— happy birthday @angsty-nerd 🌸

Thank you for making me think of nothing else

@tfotadaily tournament three → relationships: Jurdan

He looks like a faerie lover stepped out of a ballad, the kind where no good comes to the girl who runs away with him.

Why did this make me cry?

“I hate accidents except when we went from friends to this” to “all along there was some invisible string tying you to me” to “what if I told you none of it was accidental?”

like ok it was an accident. never mind there was a mystical force behind it. ok fine it was me this whole time.