peac-hy:

c—onverse:

organic-avenue:

nikolawashere:

NY under water.
The eye-catching swimming pool in Mumbai, India, has been built to raise awareness about the threat of sea level rises as a result of global warming.  
It was constructed by attaching a giant aerial photograph of the New York City skyline to the floor of the pool.

I would love to swim there

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saltywhisperss:

http://saltywhisperss.tumblr.com/

brvdleysoileau:

how is “slut” even an insult wtf get that dick grl

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kill me
  • 1:Talk about the first time you watched your favorite movie.
  • 2:Talk about your first kiss.
  • 3:Talk about the person for which you've had the most intense romantic feelings.
  • 4:Talk about the thing you regret most so far.
  • 5:Talk about the best birthday you've had.
  • 6:Talk about the worst birthday you've had.
  • 7:Talk about your biggest insecurity.
  • 8:Talk about the thing you are most proud of.
  • 9:Talk about little things on your body that you like the most.
  • 10:Talk about the biggest fight you've ever had.
  • 11:Talk about the best dream you've ever had.
  • 12:Talk about the worst dream you've ever had.
  • 13:Talk about the first time you had sex.
  • 14:Talk about a vacation.
  • 15:Talk about the time you were most content in life.
  • 16:Talk about the best party you've ever been to.
  • 17:Talk about someone you want to be friends with.
  • 18:Talk about something that happened in elementary school.
  • 19:Talk about something that happened in middle school.
  • 20:Talk about something that happened in high school.
  • 21:Talk about a time you had to turn someone down.
  • 22:Talk about your worst fear.
  • 23:Talk about a time someone turned you down.
  • 24:Talk about something someone told you that meant a lot.
  • 25:Talk about an ex-best friend.
  • 26:Talk about things you do when you're sick.
  • 27:Talk about your favorite part of someone else's body.
  • 28:Talk about your fetishes.
  • 29:Talk about what turns you on.
  • 30:Talk about what turns you off.
  • 31:Talk about what you think death is like.
  • 32:Talk about a place you remember from your childhood.
  • 33:Talk about what you do when you are sad.
  • 34:Talk about the worst physical pain you've endured.
  • 35:Talk about things you wish you could stop doing.
  • 36:Talk about your guilty pleasures.
  • 37:Talk about someone you thought you were in love with.
  • 38:Talk about songs that remind you of certain people.
  • 39:Talk about things you wish you'd known earlier.
  • 40:Talk about the end of something in your life.
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denounces:

I JUST WANT A BOY TO LIKE ME AND THINK I AM PRETTY AND WANT TO KISS ME AND OTHER THINGS AND GO TO CONCERTS WITH ME AND GO CAMPING AND WATCH THE STARS AND TALK ABOUT THE UNIVERSE AND UGH

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charitysplace:

The Mastermind of a Villain

Have you noticed that a disproportionate number of villains are classified as INTJ’s? Our “proud” collection contains everyone from Magneto to Hannibal Lecter. I can see why a simple overview of the type might cause other personalities to freak out a bit. The reason for this is that our tendency to be “distant emotionally” can, in the wrong person, shift from simple social deficiencies to psychopathic tendencies.
Psychopaths feel no compassion for anyone or anything, and no guilt for their actions. They tend to be manipulative, isolated, and focused… only in their case, it’s on evil. So, naturally, you can see why the “best villains” would be INTJ’s… smart, alienated, detached, logical (sometimes at the expense of compassion), and cold.
This doesn’t mean this type is predestined for evil; some of us go bad. So do some of the people in every other type, only their evil manifests in different ways than your typical INTJ villain. Our villain chooses to manipulate people; other villains go with violence. And many of our characters aren’t villains… after all we’re also the type that has Mr. Darcy, Edward Rochester, Mr. Thornton, Clarice Starling, and Gandalf the Gray in it.
As different as we can all be based on our environment, upbringing, levels of intensity, and many other factors, all INTJ’s have one thing in common: we admire intelligence, even if we can’t agree with where it leads. Watching a movie, I might not admire the result of an evil character’s intelligence, but I am drawn to the intelligence itself. Sheer intellect is like my own personal brand of catnip; it’s sexy to me, and it makes the person using it sexy, even if they have nothing else (such as common morality) going for them. (Hence why at thirteen while all my peers were crazy about Leonardo DiCaprio I was madly in love with Sherlock Holmes in the original books. Pretty is all well and good… but damn, his brain was super attractive!)
(Stop reading now if you don’t want to be spoiled for Star Trek into Darkness.)
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blueflamingo06:

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