frisky-little-kitten:

Dress suuuuuper slutty for your date night & tease your man so when he finally gets you home he will viciously rip your clothing off. Or in the movie theater bathroom. Regardless, you better fucking pound me senseless.

That’s a damn good idea

This is what makes life special ♥️

Here’s to the crazy ones.

Agreed?

you will succeed, one bad day, week, month, or year does not mean you won’t ever be successful. it’s ok to ‘fail’ at things, but don’t think of them as failures, think of them as steps to success. thomas edison tried to make a lightbulb 1000 times and only succeeded on attempt 1001. so don’t be discouraged by failure, don’t be discouraged if things don’t go your way. life is messy and things happen that might surprise you, so go with the flow and live every day enjoying yourself, not worrying about possible failures.

“Doubt thou the stars are fire;

Doubt that the sun doth move;

Doubt truth to be a liar;

But never doubt I love.”

William Shakespeare, Hamlet.

Beautiful Scottish Gaelic Words and Their Meanings

• Blate (adj.): Shy or bashful.
• Bogle (n.): Scottish ghost used to describe a number of folkloric creatures.
• Braw (adj.): Excellent, pleasant.
• Bruadarach (n.): Dreamer, visionary.
• Camhanaich (n.): Early morning twilight.
• Coorie (v.): to cuddle or nestle in, especially when it’s cold.
• Dook (v.): To dip in liquid, especially water.
• Faodail (n.): A lucky find.
• Fearthainn (n.):Rain.
• Gallus (adj.): Cheeky or bold.
• Gloaming (n.): Twilight or dusk.
• Loon (n.): Young man.
• Neach-gaoil (n.): Sweetheart, beloved.
• Peely-wally (adj.): looking pale or sick.
• Piece (n.): Sandwich.
• Saorsa (n.): Freedom, liberty.
• Solasta (adj.): Luminous, shining.
• Stravaig (v.): To wander without a purpose.
• Stocious (adj.): To be very drunk.
• Udal Cuain (adj.): To be tossed arround by the ocean.

“every L is either a Loss or a Lesson, you choose what it stands for.” - i s h. @theishentries

From chapter 8 page 184 of my poetry book She’ll Find the Sky

Surround yourself with people who know your worth. You do not need too many people to make you happy, just a few real ones who appreciate you for exactly who you are.

“In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer”

—Albert Camus

“Love doesn’t just sit there, like a stone, it has to be made, like bread; remade all the time, made new.”

— Ursula K. Le Guin

“Education is not the filling of a vessel, but the kindling of a flame.” 

—Socrates

—Queen Sugar

“was it lust for him

or love for the way

you saw yourself in his eyes?”

- d.c.

“I can make peace

(I think)

with the way things are

and might always be

and I will try not to want more

(of you)”

- d.c.

“And so it goes that

some of our greatest loves will pass us by

with a fleeting gaze or graze of skin,

and we must learn to let them.

Because sometimes the people we meet

are only meant for us

to mourn.”

- d.c.

“I find I exist most authentically

somewhere between

cursive and chicken scratch—

that is to say

in written word,

not lens,

for photography fails and deceives

in so far as it tries

to contain me

in an immortalized image

whereby the eye defines me

a perceived singularity.” - d.c.

“some people will

resent you

because

you don’t give them a

reason to”

- d.c.