jodiefoster:

she needs a hug (i’m she)

worldpeaces:

if you ignore my texts i’ll just assume you hate me

silk101:

name a duo more iconic than me and my depression …… i’ll wait

nasagal:

(not so) Breaking News: I’m sad again and everyone’s tired of hearing about it

scorpihoeofcolor:

someone: *asks if im ok*
me: (never okay) yea

fruitbf:

*buys something online*

wow it sure is good to have a reason to live again

  1. me: sorry I dropped off the face of the earth, I've been so busy haha wow life
  2. me: actually I've been too depressed to get out of bed or contact anyone haha wow life
madsabroo:
“ pbbbbbtt
”

madsabroo:

pbbbbbtt

unforgettable-madness:

friend: are you okay?
me: *trying out coffins* why do you ask?

Most people think happiness is about gaining something, but it’s not. It’s all about getting rid of the darkness you accumulate.
Carolyn Crane (via psych-facts)

psyducked:

Pokemon Blue was my first video game ever and I still have some painful memories.

When you first start the game I had no idea that to exit the house you have to stand on the darker patch of ground (which I later learned was a doormat) and press down because I assumed that would mean walking into a wall. Two hours later, I finally exited and found the lab and Oak was not there, so I left and explored the town then went back and he still wasn’t there, so I left my character sitting in the lab waiting for him to return and I’d sometimes run back home but only quickly for fear of missing the professor, and it took 5 hours for me to try leaving the town. I hadn’t acquired Flash before Rock Tunnel so I navigated the entire thing in pitch black (and back then you didn’t even have a circle of light). I got so comfortable with the slow pace that when I got the bike and zoomed forward I got so scared that I never used the bike again. It took me months to get into Saffron because I never thought to get something from the vending machine for the security guard to drink so I wandered around for ages trying to find things to do—I’d even wait just before his line of sight to see if he’d turn away. I used only one Pokemon to fight (my starter Bulbasaur) for the entire game so I beat the league with a level 80-something Venusaur and only used Razor Leaf every single time and when that ran out I used leech seed + solar beam. I used my Master Ball on a Snorlax because it took me so long to get passed his blockade (recall how long it took me to get through Rock Runnel) and I thought he was the ultimate Pokemon.

pizzaotter:

dragondeviant:

I like to think we’ve all done this at some point. 

The last one oh my CHRIST.

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