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I'm an odd person who tries very hard to keep her common look intact. Not really. I don't think that I'm able to fool anyone. Or perhaps I'm fooling you? You'll have to see for yourselves.

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November 24

0 | 24.11.2009 | 8 hours ago

feminineabnormality:

Live tonight
and leave your past behind
don’t turn your hopes into fears

1 | 24.11.2009 | 10 hours ago

nbarnabas:

via atomic turquoise @Flickr

4 | 24.11.2009 | 10 hours ago

nbarnabas:

via Pixdaus

12 | 24.11.2009 | 10 hours ago

(via denimandflowers)

November 23

3 | 23.11.2009 | 1 day ago

“ Today, I was walking through a pretty crowded courtyard area on campus. I tripped and since I couldn’t catch myself in time, I fell down on the ground. I was pretty embarrassed until the two guys next to me pretended to trip and fall…along with every single person who was walking through that area. Thank you for making me feel a lot less embarrassed, guys. MLIA
How awesome are those people? (via distantheartbeats)

0 | 23.11.2009 | 1 day ago

The Game of Love, by Marie Mutsuki Mockett

Extract from a wonderfully funny personal essay about video games:

“My boyfriend did the same in his own separate game; he reached the end long before I did. I was taking my time to buy and sell trinkets, to collect weapons, to explore each nook and cranny of every planet. I was addicted, but I didn’t take things too seriously. Until the day that the husky-voiced male character in the game told me I was beautiful.

“He’s flirting with you,” said my boyfriend. “You should flirt back.” I thumbed through the dialogue options. I could ask Carth to: 1) address me by my real name, 2) not call me anything, 3) call me “gorgeous,” or 4) drop the conversation topic entirely.

“Tell him to call you ‘gorgeous.’ Obviously.”

Carth asked: “What are you going to call me in exchange?”

I had two options: “pushy thug” or “sexist worm.”

“Sexist worm.”

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November 22

89 | 22.11.2009 | 2 days ago