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“Everything will be okay in the end. If it’s not okay, it’s not the end.”
- John Lennon (via jiatherockstar) (Source: quote-book)
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Supposedly from the girl in the photo: “This is my sign. Wow, I continue to be blown away at the tremendous amount of support and positive feedback I’ve received from this. I’m so grateful, it was hard. I think a big thank you is in order to everyone. Everyone who was at the walk, everyone who organized it, everyone who wished they could have been there, everyone who is taking a stand and not tolerating this rape-culture we live in. Everyone is stronger from yesterday’s walk, I know I am. And so is our message. My jaw dropped when I saw your previous post over 67,000 notes on tumblr? I don’t even know what to say, I never would have imagined it.Feel free to post it everywhere. My only hope is to bring awareness so no other woman has to go through what I did.” I really admire this woman. If more people were this honest, there would be far less prejudice and the legal system would finally be fair.
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It’s in the water baby, it’s in the pills that pick you up. It’s in the water baby, it’s in the special way we fuck. I’d break the back of love for you.
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One of my favourite songs of all time. She was lying on the floor and counting stretch marks She hadn’t been a virgin and he hadn’t been a god So she named the baby Elvis To make up for the royalty he lacked From then on it was turpentine and patches From then on it was cold campbells from the can They were just two jerks playing with matches ‘Cause that’s all they knew how to play, play, play. And it was raining cats and dogs outside of her window And she knew that they’d been destined to become sacred roadkill on the way And she was listening to the sound of heaven shaking, Thinking about puddles, oh, puddles and mistakes ‘Cause it’s been turpentine and patches It’s been cold, cold campells from the can And they were just two jerks playing with matches ‘Cause that’s all they knew how to play, play. no-no, oh, oh, no-no, how they knew to play, oh, oh, oh. Elvis never could carry a tune And she thought about this irony as she stared back at the moon She was tracing her years with her fingers on her skin, singing Why don’t I begin again? With turpentine and patches With cold, cold campbells from the can After all I’m still a jerk playing with matches It’s just that he’s not around to play along, yeah I’m still an asshole playing with candles Blowing out wishes, blowing out dreams Just sitting here trying to decipher what- What’s written in braille upon my skin, oh No-no-no-no, no-no-oh-oh-oh, on this skin, oh. She was lying on the floor and counting stretch, She was lying on the floor and counting stretch, She was lying on the floor, ly-ly-lying on the floor, ly-ly-ly-lying, and-a Counting stretch…
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I'm Alys. I'm seventeen. I live in Wales.
I have nothing to say about myself on the internet - meet me and I won't stop talking. I love: nights out, friends, Marlboro red, substances, cherry drops, staying up all night, voicing my opinion, people, politics, southern comfort, letters, freedom, tattoos, models, coffee, tea, photographs, sugar-free everything, sunglasses, dresses, Chloé, Vogue, The Cure, Greece, Greek, writing, love.
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