Well that hit right in the personal experience.
(via lord-kitschener)
Anything to stop hearing it everywhere i go: that voice saying that, at twenty-three, i might already have flunked out of life.
You have to work at relationships. You can’t just walk out on them every time something goes wrong.
Nick Hornby, High Fidelity (via swirlingwinds)
We act as though comfort and luxury were the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about.
Charles Kingsley (via thatkindofwoman)
(Source: thewinterwind)
Love, if this is how you choose to leave me let me let you.
Cyril Wong, from “Boats” (via helplesslyamazed)
The millennials are the people who’ve inherited the hangover from the baby boomers’ party: a warming planet, a dysfunctional global financial system that rewards the rich and screws the poor, a polarized political class that’s moved so far to the right that a centrist like Barack Obama can be described with a straight face as “a socialist.” Millennials may be “narcissistic, materialistic and addicted to technology,” as Stein alleges early in his article; they’re also drowning in college debt, slaves to an internship “system” that demands ever-increasing work for no pay, and entrants into a job market that’s replaced employment rights with the “flexibility” of never being able to afford health insurance.
Why Time’s Millennials Cover Story Says More About Joel Stein Than It Does About Millennials
(via jumblejo)
Don’t forget how they’re fighting in three unending wars because baby boomers decided we needed a bigger empire.
(via barbeauxbot)
The beauty of things is that they must end.
Jack Kerouac (via thatkindofwoman)
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