(Source: gothereal)

hedge-walker:

Experiencing your humanity doesn’t make you less of a pagan, Wiccan, or witch.  Sometimes we are unable to practice for days, weeks, months or even years because of our living situation, mental health, or life obstacles.  We sometimes practice among half eaten crackers, ramen noodle bowls, our siblings mess, or hidden in our bathrooms at 2:30 in the morning.  We might stumble over lines in a ritual. We might feel stupid or silly or like nothing “magical” is happening. We might have to read spells out of books or take them off the internet. We might have to use our fingers as wands or bathe our moonwater in our mother’s tupperware. Our altars may not be beautiful and charming. They may be relics of our childhood that don’t photograph well under florescent lighting.  We may forget a holiday, a full moon, an offering. We may practice in our underwear, our pajamas, our school uniforms. We may struggle with mental illness, poverty, crippling anxieties and doubts about our worth as human beings much less witches.

But we are witches. Or pagans. Or heathens. Or Wiccans. 

We are magical. 

We are genuine and real.

And we have no need to validate that to ANYONE.

heyitsemele:

pastelmorgue:

eradicategirlhate:

you ever thought that maybe the reason girls say they’re fine when they’re not, or they’re not mad when they are, is because the second they show any semblance of emotion they’re written off as hysterical bitches that are probably on their period?

THE FUCKING DA VINCI CODE HAS BEEN CRACKED

Reblogging again, because this will never be irrelevant. 

(Source: princesslilitu)

therhumboogie:

By Christian Hopkins, this very talented young photographer uses his photography as a true artistic outlet to help with his depression. The whole set of images are just stunning and really draw you in, a perfect example of how art can help a person having a difficult time to express themselves. 

fandom-pride:

fandomslutcakes:

caskett12:

Reporter:  What made you lose 37 pounds?

Raven Symone: The pressure of society.

Finally a celebrity who says the real reason

I’m pretty sure that in an interview, that someone told her that she looks beautiful she said:

“I was always beautiful, now I’m just thin.”

I love her
Always have, always will

(Source: thisisnotmyfairytaleendingg )

utterly-johnlocked:

can-i-please-kiss-you-if-i:

to-blink-or-not-to-blink:

hiddles-n-downey:

brainette:

I gave both of my parents a picture with these people on it and told them to write their first reactions of them. 

This is what happened.

foreheadman

mormon

entrepreneur canadian

Too pretty

iwannaseewhatyourinsidesmaybe:

lusss-t:

m-rooned:

So accurate

this is so me omg

this is actually insanely perfect.

(Source: imjust-a-girl)

lostinthecrowd483:

the-anonymous-giver:

shestillcuts:

the-cali-coast:

thinnestthinnerthin:

ashulay:

arjenploeger:

mallysmiles:

It saddens me so many people have reblogged this, and so many people have felt this horrible feeling that I, too, have experienced. I wish I could do something for each soul. More than 25,000 people. Can’t believe.

More than 73,000 people now..

220,000…………………………

and counting

226,000.

And tried

Over half a million people.

almost everyday..

(Source: ianplatero)

bootycaller:

who wants to give up on society and go live in a treehouse with me

(Source: idiotshitbaby)

afaultinthecrust:

I can’t stop fucking laughing

(Source: talesof4chan)

auntiespaz:

Poor little guy looks like he’s saying

“You want me to leave? Okay…”

“You sure you want me to go? ‘cause I can stay…if you want…”

(Source: delusionaldragqueen)

thefingerfuckingfemalefury:

I’ve also never heard of a gay/lesbian couple disowning their own child or throwing them out on the street for ‘coming out’ as heterosexual

Just saying

(Source: youregonnaloseit)

jokerharley2345:

J. Scott Campbell has once again OUT DONE himself with the coolest Disney Art I have seen!