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the songs Beyoncé writes about that man are crazy it's like watching someone build the sistine chapel for a possum they found in a gas station parking lot

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It's platinum in Harrison Osterfield's house!

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Reblog if you've ever cried over the death of a fictional character

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Apart from what is being said, why did I feel like crying as soon as I saw them talking on the phone?

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I'll whore myself out for followers

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Its not X, it's twitter. It has always been TWITTER, the app which you TWEET on. And i will keep calling it that.

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Trent saying that the reason he doesn’t say anything is because he feels he’s just there to observe and not intervene and Ted talking him into giving his advice on what they should do next… which means Trent is going to realise that not speaking to Colin about what he knows is more damaging than actually talking to Colin about it because Colin feels trapped and alone and cornered like a baby monkey surrounded by hyenas..

I just have a lot of feelings okay?

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Long hair suited Wille perfectly in season 1. It gave him innocence, it made him look sweet and more vulnerable. That Wille is gone. That Wille couldn't protect his love or confront August and his mom in any other way than shutting them out. Wille in season 2 seems to be angrier, more decisive and more powerful. The hair makes him look taller and more serious. It suits perfectly the character he's become. I feel like people who cry about the hair are (deep inside) more against the changes in his personality than the actual hair.

They can cry some more. This hair is staying and slaying 🤪😌🤴

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I have been thinking about this post a lot recently.

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i love when tragedies are like “the love was there. it didnt change anything. it didnt save anyone. there were just too many forces against it. but it still matters that the love was there”