"not being the babest person in the world creates a nice barrier. the people who talk to you are the people who are interested in you. it must be a big burden in some ways to look that way and be in public."

lena dunham on why she wouldn’t want to be a victoria’s secret model (via sarazucker)

(Source: New York Magazine, via thatkindofwoman)

nevver:

Spoiler alert

nevver:

Spoiler alert

theonefourth:

natalie

GPOY true life: I once took snacks to the club

theonefourth:

natalie

GPOY
true life: I once took snacks to the club

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the internet ladies and gentleman 
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the internet ladies and gentleman 

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And if anything stood in his way, he just peed on it. 

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jsmooth995:

“I don’t think that the answer to all our problems is gonna be one book. But I do think the answers to all our problems are gonna be found in the creative.
Because the creative…when we create, we’re basically sending a little map, and sending it forward into the future. 95% of the maps disappear, vanish, get destroyed. But some of them are gonna make it through. Some of them are gonna make it through. And it’s remarkable what they might do.It’s remarkable who they might affect, who they might help.
I mean look, we’re humans, man. We’ve got a long history of screwing everything up, and of victimizing each other. But we also have a long history of continuity, of resistance, and of creative survival. And that’s always been helped tremendously by our art, by our songs, by the cultural stuff that we pass on from the past into the future. 
And that’s not a bad thing to be a part of. In a world of many vocations, this seems like…not a bad one.”
Junot Díaz

jsmooth995:

“I don’t think that the answer to all our problems is gonna be one book. But I do think the answers to all our problems are gonna be found in the creative.

Because the creative…when we create, we’re basically sending a little map, and sending it forward into the future. 95% of the maps disappear, vanish, get destroyed. But some of them are gonna make it through. Some of them are gonna make it through. And it’s remarkable what they might do.It’s remarkable who they might affect, who they might help.

I mean look, we’re humans, man. We’ve got a long history of screwing everything up, and of victimizing each other. But we also have a long history of continuity, of resistance, and of creative survival. And that’s always been helped tremendously by our art, by our songs, by the cultural stuff that we pass on from the past into the future. 

And that’s not a bad thing to be a part of. In a world of many vocations, this seems like…not a bad one.”

Junot Díaz

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Black Coffee Co-op is a pretty cool spot. The coffee is pretty good too. They use Kuma which is my personal favorite. (at Black Coffee)

Black Coffee Co-op is a pretty cool spot. The coffee is pretty good too. They use Kuma which is my personal favorite. (at Black Coffee)