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July 2012

  • me talking about men twice my age: but he's my bby
Jul 30, 201235,329 notes

methlabrador:

in 3 short years kids who were born in 2000 will be 15 and that is the most horrifying thing ive realized in a long long time

Jul 30, 201237,204 notes

candlebud:

cuntused:

candlebud:

people that wish dragons were real

are you sure

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ARE

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YOU

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POSITIVE

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The last one is fake. It’s deathwing from wow. 

sorry guys you caught me. all of the other pictures are real dragons

Jul 30, 201264,256 notes
How to Cope with Mood Swings

onlinecounsellingcollege:

1. Make sure you get enough sleep. A recent study by the U.S. Mental Health Association and the Better Sleep Council identified a relationship between positive moods and sleeping between 6 and 8 hours a night. Regular bedtimes were also important.

2. Keep your bedroom as dark as possible as this stimulates production of melatonin. (Low melatonin levels are linked with depression.)

3. Make sure you have a diet that supports brain health. For example, the following nutrients have been shown to promote more stable moods: B-complex vitamins, vitamin E, calcium, magnesium, zinc and fatty acids. Also, rapid changes in blood sugar can also precipitate changes in mood, so watch your consumption of refined sugar products, and make sure you eat lots of complex carbohydrates.

4. Try some natural remedies. Chamomile, lemon balm or valerian root tea are recommended for helping with anxiety. St. John’s wort is said to soothe the mind and relieve irritability. In terms of homeopathic remedies, lycopodium is believed to help with anger, and feelings of agitation; tarentula hispanica is used for mania; and chaste berry, red raspberry, black cohosh and sarsaparilla may help with female hormonal mood swings.

5. Include some regular exercise in your daily schedules. This releases endorphins, the feel good hormones. It also helps with insomnia.

6. Try and identify coping mechanisms that can ward off or soothe fluctuations in mood. Also, keeping a journal of negative triggers can help you interrupt a pattern early on, and work on strategies for coping with these triggers.

Jul 27, 20122,735 notes
Jul 27, 2012217 notes
@majorkaidanalenko

Ikr ;—; cryyy
One of them started out “you’re one of my favorite bloggers” and I got so excited..only to be disappointed in the end

Jul 27, 20122 notes
How I feel with every RP
  • RP partner: (writes fantastic starter with intricate dialog and plot settings)
  • Me: I have to go I'm too stupid to talk to you
Jul 27, 201219,274 notes
#actually me

Quietly sobbing..
Most of the messages I’ve received were..spam.

Jul 27, 20121 note
#boohoo #gosh tumblr mobile sucks help meee
Jul 27, 20121,576 notes
Jul 27, 2012232 notes

glimmering:

moment of silence for the women who are competing in the olympics while on their period

Jul 26, 201285,998 notes

Wow I’m coming back home on the 5th. That was the fastest summer break I did absolutely nothing I just fucked around. Oh and Otakon on Saturday.

Jul 26, 2012

stillslydgn:

you got something on your butt

my eyes 

Jul 26, 2012187,070 notes
also do you ever just sit on the dialogue wheel for several minutes on end just because you want the scene to last forever?
  • kaidan: shepard...why are you just standing th-
  • shepard: kaidan pls let's just savor the moment
  • kaidan: you're kind of creeping me o-
  • shepard: shhhh let me cherish you
  • kaidan: but-
  • shepard: and your face
  • kaidan: no seriou-
  • shepard: and your ass
  • kaidan: wait what
  • shepard: what
Jul 22, 2012140 notes
Jul 21, 2012418 notes

Lmfao I feel so lost heeeelp B(

Jul 5, 20121 note
Jul 5, 20121,381 notes

pwincessbwuwacwup:

he’s coming

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He’s coming

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HE’S COMING

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Jul 5, 20125,025 notes
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