The Balloon Squad

The Bakkoush Siblings

# Lowkey jealous Lara Jean is my aesthetic

“It’s important to show mixed families anyway, because that’s real life. Personally, I felt so comfortable and felt very understood. There’s a misconception that I can’t relate to the quote-unquote ‘Asian-American experience’ because I didn’t grow up with an Asian mom and dad,” Lana continues. “That’s just not true. I am Asian American, and so playing a girl who is half Korean, half white, but her white dad tried really hard to connect with her mom’s heritage — that’s very familiar to me.”

💋☕️ sana & noora 💄✨

Sorting SKAM

Elias Bakkoush  → Slytherin

balloon boys as cats in the skamily

elias:

yousef:

adam:

mutta:

mikael:

(all pics from skamily discord group bc we’re cat-obsessed fuckos)

boy squad / girl squad

look @ that lil smile

elias bakkoush icons

“We live in a society because we need each other. People need people. It can be tiring to deal with others; especially the ones you disagree with. Those who think differently from you. Whether it’s someone from another culture, or a girl who’s a lame Facebook friend from elementary school. In a peaceful society with equal rights, we have to manage to listen to, and try to understand one another. Perhaps it’s easier to understand if we focus on what we have in common rather than the differences. Look for what we agree with, instead of what we disagree with. Maybe, if we see the worst in others, it is exactly that what they’ll show us.