teamaroace:

pain-threedaysgrace:

SO, YOU’RE 13 YEARS OLD AND YOU READ THE WORD “ASEXUAL” ON TUMBLR AND NOW YOU THINK YOU ARE ASEXUAL?? That’s amazing, i’m happy for you, it’s wonderful that you found the word so early, there are so many people who spent years feeling broken and wish they learned about asexuality earlier, also keep in mind that your feelings are valid, no matter if they might change on day, you are important and precious and i got your back, little friend.

That took an unexpected amazingly awesome turn.

Looking at you, too aro-spec friends.

The internet’s pillars of wholesomeness have a new member. Steve Irwin (Love nature), Bob Ross (Love yourself), Mr. Rogers (Love others), Stefan Karl Stefansson (Love life), and now Stan Lee (Love imagination)

greek epithet generator

thoodleoo:

ever wanted to know what your epithet would be if you were a character in greek mythology? now you can! you could be the next wine-dark sea, or maybe you’ll be unlucky and end up as the phallic gecko, because everything is possible in greek mythology

ask a bookworm!

bookandslugclub:

what are you currently reading?

how many books have you read this year?

how have your reading tastes changed from when you were a child?

physical book or e-book?

where do you love to read?

what is your ideal reading atmosphere? background noise or silent? alone or with others?

are you a writer?

what was your very first baby book?

what was the first book you read on your own?

how many books have you read in total?

what has been the longest gap between books?

what are your favourite genres?

what books make you happy?

what books have made you uncomfortable? why?

can you read anywhere? moving vehicle? rollercoaster?

how do you bookmark books?

policy on book-lending?

do people know you’re a bookworm?

how well do you take care of your books?

can you read in other languages?

what is a total book turn-off for you?

what is an essential element of a good book?

genres you rarely read?

do you read non-fiction?

do you read reviews on a book before you read it?

do you judge a book by the cover?

do you read cover to cover or sometimes skim parts?

do you always finish a book, even if it is dull?

how do you organise your books?

favourite book this year?

stopmarkus:

stopmarkus:

give all bosses health meters

I hate the guessing game of how much damage my attacks do against the regional manager

lawisnotmocked:

Nehal Joshi’s Valjean guys… Just… Him… Y’know?

Here are some reasons why every Les Mis fan should watch Shoujo Cosette.

sheshouldhavebeenason:

1. Thenardier sometimes walks like this.

2. After every episode, there is a preview for the next. The people who talk through these previews are little shits.

3. Little Cosette, Azelma and Eponine are adorable.

4. Enjolras is an inspiration.

5. Quality moments of classic Pontmercy.

6. Courfeyrac’s lack of boundaries.

7. ExR, baby.

8. The insightful introspection of the main characters.

9. There are some communication breakdowns when it comes to French names.

If that hasn’t convinced you, consider the following: Gavroche has a dog sidekick (that’s bigger than him) for some reason, you get to see Enjolras’ reaction to fangirls, Montparnasse is involved, and, oh yeah, it’s Les Mis.