“I Don’t Ask You To Love Me Always Like This, But I Ask You To Remember. Somewhere Inside Of Me There

“I don’t ask you to love me always like this, but I ask you to remember. Somewhere inside of me there will always be the person I am tonight.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald // Tender is the Night

More Posts from Thecaffiend and Others

1 year ago
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because
I...tried To Make A Meme And Got Carried Away And Made A Thing That Is Like Partially Unfinished Because

I...tried to make a meme and got carried away and made A Thing that is like partially unfinished because i spent like 3 hours on it and then got tired.

I think this is mostly scientifically accurate but truth be told, there seems to be relatively little research on succession in regards to lawns specifically (as opposed to like, pastures). I am not exaggerating how bad they are for biodiversity though—recent research has referred to them as "ecological deserts."

Feel free to repost, no need for credit

5 years ago

Does north, east, south and west even exist in space?


Tags
4 years ago

idk who needs to hear this but when your english teacher asks you to explain why an author chose to use a specific metaphor or literary device, it’s not because you won’t be able to function in real-world society without the essential knowledge of gatsby’s green light or whatever, it’s because that process develops your abilities to parse a text for meaning and fill in gaps in information by yourself, and if you’re wondering what happens when you DON’T develop an adult level of reading comprehension, look no further than the dizzying array of examples right here on tumblr dot com

5 years ago

i don't think you are wrong that diagnosing ppl with anxiety and adhd and depression is lucrative, but that analysis is difficult for me to swallow wholeheartedly, as someone who has chronic depression that makes it hard for me to function at the level im expected to. it's still a disability

it is totally a disability but the ways that  “the level you are expected to function” at in society purposefully leaves your emotional needs unfulfilled I think is the main reason depression is so widespread. like the circumstances of capitalism in tandem with a biological predisposition will take you tf out but a lot of people don’t have predispositions to these conditions and still develop them and framing their fear, sadness and distraction as individual illnesses to be combatted through spending money is valuable to several industries. like its a disorder if it “impedes your daily function” but everyone’s daily function is shaped by the cruel pointlessness in the first place. they should be seen as logical reactive states that reflect societal failure. It’s just weird to me to see a diagnosis of depression, anxiety or adhd rn still being framed first and foremost as an individual chemical deficiency when sadness/anxiety/lack of focus or motivation are completely natural responses to what we’re all going through. it would be weird for the majority of people to respond to this situation with immediate hope or drive. just because something’s wrong with you doesn’t mean something’s wrong with you 

5 years ago
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information
Thanks To One Third Stories, Kids Can Learn Foreign Languages The Easiest Way Possible. Get More Information

Thanks to One Third Stories, kids can learn foreign languages the easiest way possible. Get more information here


Tags
3 years ago
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings
Celestial Ceilings

Celestial Ceilings

Loading...
End of content
No more pages to load
  • silverxsoul
    silverxsoul liked this · 2 years ago
  • aquaweer
    aquaweer liked this · 3 years ago
  • sotnoss
    sotnoss liked this · 4 years ago
  • foreverxdaydreaming
    foreverxdaydreaming liked this · 4 years ago
  • saramarse
    saramarse liked this · 4 years ago
  • absolutelyyoonbiased
    absolutelyyoonbiased liked this · 4 years ago
  • maysgarden
    maysgarden liked this · 4 years ago
  • northerncryptid
    northerncryptid liked this · 4 years ago
  • lovely-hostage
    lovely-hostage liked this · 4 years ago
  • shewasthesun-hestaredtoolong
    shewasthesun-hestaredtoolong liked this · 4 years ago
  • shinysherlock
    shinysherlock liked this · 4 years ago
  • sunghooniesbae
    sunghooniesbae liked this · 4 years ago
  • agust-d-onuts
    agust-d-onuts liked this · 4 years ago
  • christina1187
    christina1187 liked this · 4 years ago
  • coffeestainedpoems
    coffeestainedpoems liked this · 4 years ago
  • page-gleaner
    page-gleaner reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • davidbowieiloveyousince
    davidbowieiloveyousince liked this · 5 years ago
  • leigh1233455556-blog
    leigh1233455556-blog liked this · 5 years ago
  • thecaffiend
    thecaffiend reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • i-flipped
    i-flipped liked this · 5 years ago
  • i-flipped
    i-flipped reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • unsuspectingstapler
    unsuspectingstapler liked this · 5 years ago
  • goodbyeeveryone123456
    goodbyeeveryone123456 liked this · 5 years ago
  • somethingjustlikethis0
    somethingjustlikethis0 liked this · 5 years ago
  • belletristique
    belletristique reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • iloveyou3-0-0-0
    iloveyou3-0-0-0 liked this · 5 years ago
  • idkyetbutillfindout
    idkyetbutillfindout reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • tokyo99
    tokyo99 liked this · 5 years ago
  • terrorsoftheflesh
    terrorsoftheflesh liked this · 5 years ago
  • 500shades0fgrey
    500shades0fgrey reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • elenezak
    elenezak liked this · 5 years ago
  • barfly1982
    barfly1982 liked this · 5 years ago
  • ashleym91198
    ashleym91198 liked this · 5 years ago
  • 834061
    834061 reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • snowmaven
    snowmaven liked this · 5 years ago
  • codominances
    codominances reblogged this · 5 years ago
  • codominances
    codominances liked this · 5 years ago
  • kcpaz02
    kcpaz02 liked this · 5 years ago
  • enigmaticsup3r-twigg
    enigmaticsup3r-twigg liked this · 5 years ago
thecaffiend - thecaffiend
thecaffiend

food for thought and some aesthetics | she/her | 23 y/o |

238 posts

Explore Tumblr Blog
Search Through Tumblr Tags