mishasmerkinofwarmjunk:

“You’re a straight male who likes sports cars”

j2andfreehugs:

Jared, Harley and Sadie

My first dog’s name was Sadie. She was poisoned by one of our shady ass neighbours. >.<

freaky-faggot-homosexual:

I imagined grown Harry Potter meeting grown Viktor Krum, and then Harry’s kid asks about the Triwizard Tournament and Harry just breaks down in tears, and then I broke down in tears.

The sad part is that I often don’t remember specifics relating to anyone, regardless of how much I care for them.

I tried this once. My ass was sore for days after that.

S-A-F-E-T-Y

Otters Chasing A Butterfly

briee:

haylingual:

i always forget that he was in this movie

why did they let him be in this movie???

god just such terrible casting in general

i mean brad pitt as louis was worse

but no one complains about seeing too much brad pitt

my dad looks like brad pitt.  especially when he was younger and before my dad put on his beer belly.

my life is weird.

Maybe it’s because I’m upset, or maybe I’m just bored and it’s a nice day out.
Sometimes, I even go for bike rides with my friends. We have fun, get a bit of exercise in, and get to explore our neighborhood. But some of my friends don’t have bikes, or their bikes are old and don’t work properly. So, we have to come up with a better idea, in which we may all participate. The one we usually settle with can be done when it’s cold outside, is statistically safer, if a bit more expensive. We laugh, we play games, and a good time is had by all. A few hours later, we all head home, eat dinner with the family, and go to sleep. But for some reason, most people can’t equate the two activities, because of some mental block created at childhood.
You see, the alternate activity to which I am referring happens to involve a toxin called THC; for those of you don’t already know, I live in an area where this is illegal. So is gay marriage, being outside while under age 17, and murder. Some of these are illegal for good reason, and some not; but almost all of them carry some pretty serious negative stigma.
To get to the point; many of my peers, neighbors, and fellow American citizens attach a huge stigma to smoking marijuana, and equate it to other illicit drugs, because they were taught that drugs were wrong when they were young. Alchohol does not carry this stigma, because it is legal - but I have lost good friends over the revelation that I smoke marijuana on occasion. It bothers me that these people are so indoctrinated that they view marijuana use as fundamentally different from other, legal substances.
The simple fact is that people are misinformed during their youth, and never outgrow their irrational hatred.
The reason I’m posting this is because I’m pretty sure I lost a friend today, and I’m bothered that such a tolerant person would succumb to this phenomenon. She is an avid LGBTQ supporter, and understands that the law does not always dictate morality. It bothers me so severely that she cannot equate my marijuana use to any of my other recreational activities, and is blinded by her hatred for substance use.
I just wish that people could get over their knee-jerk reactions to things like these, and learn to keep an open mind. :(