yourbigsisnissi:

the older i get the more it’s clear that being smart doesn’t get you very far if you’re not disciplined. there are tons of people who are brilliant but not disciplined. they have amazing ideas but cannot finish a project. they are creative and innovative but cannot execute a plan. i see how important it is to set deadlines and boundaries for myself an to be disciplined.

feels-by-the-foot:

If you care more about a candidates sexuality/race over their qualifications, then you don’t care about democracy. Please, don’t vote. 

If I see one more post about ‘Oh, an openly gay man/woman who is black/native american/jewish won, wow!’ I’m going to fucking scream. Raise the voting age lol

quillwritten:

acebelle:

I was reading my writing today, and let me tell you, it may not be good, plot is not the best, and characters are a bit stereotypical, but boy do I have fun writing it

This is such a good mindset to have. There is positive energy in this post

the-memeblades-chosen-one:

kirkendauhl:

dejamlovren:

libertarirynn:

asprodente:

libertarirynn:

Quinton I generally like you but please stop

Wait, what? Why is a Swedish gamer talking to an American conservative pundit anyway? 

He brought him on to review Memes since PewDiePie has a whole show reviewing Memes and there’s a bunch of Ben Shapiro Memes. It literally ain’t that deep. Shapiro doesn’t get political even once.

pewiepie: >brings people of opposing side on his show for a non political segment and humanizes that person and makes him more likeable 

losers: you’re literally encouraging racism

I love how that tweet spins “humanization” as a bad thing, like if your beliefs require people to view others to be as inhuman as possible, maybe it’s not the right kind of beliefs to have.

if your beliefs require people to view others to be as inhuman as possible, maybe it’s not the right kind of beliefs to have

tallteal:

micaxiii:

thelongestpuzzle:

pfdiva:

marzipanandminutiae:

the thing about millennials who don’t want kids is I feel like a lot of them are deeply On Board for their friends’ kids

like I’m among the minority of my friends in definitely for sure wanting kids someday

but each of my parenthood-eschewing friends has claimed a different role in my future offspring’s life and they seem very excited to play it

so we as a generation may have fewer children

but I feel like they’ll be the most supported and loved children imaginable

As a millennial who doesn’t want children, I am seconding this, because it’s not like we don’t want children to exist in the world!  We do!  Children can be lovely and amazing and they are literally our future!  It’s just So Very Difficult to raise children in our nuclear-family society, especially as a millennial, and you want to do the job RIGHT.

Well, if you can’t do the job right yourself, the least you can do is help a friend raise THEIR child right, help take the burden off their shoulders, and give that kid all the love and attention they can stand.

I’d be damned excited to do that, too.

this generation is so excited and ready to be weird uncle/aunt so-and-so

I hope this generation makes communal families a thing again and this time it won’t be treated like a “taboo hippie thing”

Takes a village to raise a kid

missourien:

One of the funniest things is when someone says “there goes democracy” when someone they don’t like is democratically elected