Divine DeviationACTUAL MESSAGE OF (500) DAYS OF SUMMER THAT NO ONE ACTUALLY REALIZES
FUCK TO THE YES
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“I was really quite upset, and probably very sad and vulnerable and angry. Acting presented a way of expelling those feelings in a safe place.” -Tom Hiddleston
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the internet may argue about many things but we are all united in our shared trauma over the nina tucker episode of fullmetal alchemist
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So the kinda dreaded ‘Ask Me Anything’ sites have seemed to finally arrived on our perpetually sunny little island.
Why do I dread these? Because I find that when people respond to more personal questions pertaining to emotional/psychological/situational aspects of an individual, they are nothing…
Hi everyone! So the book came out last week and it’s been kind of a whirlwind since then, although I will say that I have achieved a life-dream, which is to utter the phrase “go look at pictures of baby otters” live on Fox News.
I’m sorting through all the book giveaway entries, and will have some winners announced by Wednesday; in the meantime, go check these answers out because oh man, you guys are so wonderfully adult and are slaying it out there.
In the meantime, here is a great guest entry from LeotardSanity:
The Internet is a great place to learn how not to have a meaningful discussion. Rather than respectfully sharing our point of view, any lengthy conversation on sensitive matters such as politics, religion, race, sexuality, or the Oxford comma quickly devolves into a lot of mudslinging and comparing those on the other side to the Third Reich. If you’re wanting anyone’s opinions to actually be swayed by the argument you present, whether on the Internet or in real life, here are some tips to remember:
Everyone on tumblr needs to read this so we can up the Quality of discussions/debate
