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deshaunicus:

Stormy Weather
(by DeShaun A. Craddock)

Do you recognize that bridge? Do you recognize it now?

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A very short lesson in Psychology:

heredero:

• When a person laughs too much, even on stupid things, that person is sad deep inside
• When a person sleeps a lot, that person is lonely
• When a person talks less and if he talks fast, that person is keeping a secret
• When a person can’t cry, that person is weak
• When a person eats in an abnormal way, that person is in tension
• When a person cries on little things, that person is softhearted
• When someone asks about you although that someone is busy, he/she really loves you

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sirseaweedbrain:

I think that it is a little unfair for people to hate those bloggers who use their good looks to appeal to people. Well, of course, I am not defending them because I am one (obviously, I am not one of them), but we usually show people what we can offer, right? Those who think they can write flood us with words that trap us into a dimension of prose and poetry. Singers give us covers of the hardest songs to sing. Artists would offer vexel arts, fan signs, doodles, and artworks that are all orgasmic to the eye. Photographers capture things and places while giving us a whole new take of it in just a shot. We use our potentials for us to be liked by people. Those who are good looking are given that, and I don’t think there’s anything wrong with using it. Sure, they can attract people, but in the end, it will always be up to us if we will be lulled into liking them just because of the superficial. Don’t hate them as long as they are not abusing what they have. Hate those who see just what’s on the outside because, somehow, people should realize that there is more to life than just that.

ohmiss-miriam:

1. Deja vu
   Deja vu is an experience of having seen or experienced a new situation previously. It feels like if the event has already happened before. The experience is usually accompanied by a strong sense of familiarity and a sense of paradox or bizarre. The “previous” experience is usually…

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m0iety:

I’ll Make Ya Famous by Tom Ryaboi

A year has passed since Tom Ryaboi clicked the shutter, captured a photo, and with it changed the course of his life.

“I was shooting some street just before sunset when I came across a construction site on a busy Toronto intersection. It didn’t seem like there were any workers around, but the gate was wide open. I thought I could get a cool vantage point to shoot the skyline so I just went for it, found the stairs and climbed to the very top.

The building wasn’t very high, perhaps 15 or 16 storeys, but when I got to the top and opened the door to the roof I got an instant rush of adrenaline, like I just opened the door to a secret world of wonder. The city was right in my face, like I’ve never seen it before; the sun was setting and all the lights were starting to turn on. The noise from the street was muted, the cars and people moved about in what seemed like slow motion, it was like a Eric Satie song. It was magical.”

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vn-images:

“When you kill a man, you steal a life. You steal his wife’s right to a husband, rob his children of a father. When you tell a lie, you steal someone’s right to the truth.”

— Khaled Hosseini (The Kite Runner)

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"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)

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did-you-kno:

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