from the ocean

chunkycrow:

This game is so insanely cute !!!

pyrogina:

~~dont talk to me about grubs im inconsolable~~

jayminde:

persephonetic:
bint-nuh:
You know what strength is?
Forgiving a person who wasn’t even sorry.
not to be dramatic but i would literally rather die
Then you are weak, petty, and spiteful. You reduce yourself to the level of the person you choose not to forgive. Forgiveness is not to give them peace, but to give you peace… So you can let go, so you can move on, be better. Yeah, it’s a really hard thing to do isn’t it

jasper-rolls:

there’s a difference between “just do a little yoga it will cure your depression forever :)” and “going for a run won’t solve your problems but it will make you feel a little better and that’s the first step” but this site seems to treat them as the same thing

kerosene:

We’re all just ex-emo kids tryin to make it in this post-emo world

unclefather:

Give me the beans boys and free my soul I want to get lost in your burrito bowl and drift away

dongoverlord:

I LOVE,,, DESERT RAIN FROGS,,,

jackthevulture:

learninglinguist:
This video explores how Disney uses languages in songs throughout several of its movies, including Moana, Frozen, Brother Bear, Lilo and Stitch, and Pocahontas.
Some things I learned from watching?
The difficulties of translating songs because of syllable differences between languages
Moana’s We Know The Way seamlessly transitions between Tokelauan and English without changing the melody - something new to Disney
How songs sung by characters on screen vs. songs sung off screen in native languages can convey culture to an audience
Some songs in Brother Bear were sung in Iñupiat but by a Bulgarian choir
Nani sings Aloha’Oe to Lilo, a song about farewells written by Queen Lili'uokalani, Hawaii’s last monarch
A lot of Native American music is sung with vocables: syllables that don’t have linguistic meaning but are significant as lyrics for music
I watched this and then proceeded to watch this dudes like

ENTIRE channel and it was super informative

theblasianbarbie:

not to be fake deep or anything but as much as we like to believe that we are good people…we all have the capacity to be toxic and draining to someone else and may have actually been without realizing

dankestmemestealer:

But that dude will become something great

fuckyeahthankgodforbeef:

Shia LaBeouf singing Wake Up by Hilary Duff

jerseytigermoth:

easterbunnymundlover:
yes mom. okay mom I’m shutting it down. its saving. no mom its sAVING THE GAME I CANT SHUT IT DOWN NO MOM JUST WAIT FOR IT TO SAVE I AM SHUTTING IT DOWN
HA wow I’m pretty sure I said this hundreds of times, completely verbatim during my childhood. Spot on!

evagreennews:

Eva Green | 20th Century Fox studio

morticiasmemoirs:

long–may–you–reign:
We need more examples of genuinely happy, healthy relationships on TV and in books and films. No more of this bullshit about how real, epic love is painful and impossible or deadly. Love should not break you! Love should make you stronger. Show me two friends who make each other feel safe and confident and empowered. Show me a couple that respects each other fully and without question. Show me a couple that has FUN. Show me a couple that support each other. Show me a couple where their issues and conflicts are resolved with love, respect and kindness. Show me healthy love. Happy love. Real love.

3cbx:

seeing Discourse u have a moderate opinion on it but not saying anything because tungle dot com is an extremist hell site that has no concept of middle ground

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