When Is Your Bday? :D My Sister Just Brought It Up And I Realized That I Dont Know

Found it. Gasped. Handed the money. Instant happiness.

OMG IM SO SORRY I THINK I ACCIDENTALLY UNFOLLOWED YOU AAAA

It's fineee, don't worry about it, dude ^^

Their first album mainly has English songs, and the whole album is heavily inspired by 60's music (one of their songs' sound kinda like "I Feel Fine") Carson Coma is definitely worth a listen ^=^

hi :)

Hello ^^

Not only their music, but their wardrobe, both on stage and in their personal lives, is also inspired by the 60's, tho now they have more of a 80's/more modern clothing style =]

(I'm a yapper when it comes to my favorite bands)

hi :)

Hello ^^

Ok I struggled but could not upload the video to Tumblr so here it is segmented. Video walkthrough of the ONLY BEATLES MANGA actually starring the beatles

Have fun.

I will upload scans when I have time, which is god knows when. I am afraid of breaking the spine, but its also too tiny to photograph...

somewhere in a box in an attic is someone’s grandmothers diary and it holds the very first mclennon rpf fic

When ur mutuals w/ some cool ass people rb if u agree

i had a very strange encounter today.

i was going home from a hangout with my friends after school, and i got on my bus. it's always crowded that time of the day, and today was no exception. an old lady took his bag from the seat next to her, and told me to sit down. i thanked her, and did so.

she asked me if i were coming from work, and i said that i'm still in school. then she asked me what i want to be when i grow up. she told me i would be a lovely teacher. then she told me about her kids, her grandkids, and her difficult life of working jobs she hated. when she finally got to study economics in Budapest where she always wanted to study, her husband left her with two small kids.

then she told me how she always wanted to go back to work at Váci street in Budapest, and that she had to work at factories to make enough money for her kids. but after several jobs, she finally got a job at Váci street, and she worked there the last three years before her retirenment.

when she said that, she turned to me, and said: "it took me 50 years to finally do what i want, but i did it. don't worry about what you do, you will get to do what you like. follow your dreams."

i had to get off the bus to switch to train, but that sentence really touched me. i've been struggling lately, because society tells me to have a normal job, to make money, but i always wanted to be a writer. to tell stories, to touch people, to love and create and destroy.

i take it as a sign to follow my dreams to make a revolution in hungary for queer poets and writers my age, to tell what i have to tell and follow my dreams.

whoever that lady was, i hope that she is forever blessed. thanks for reading this little story time, i just wanted to share because it's not something that happens to me every day.

rb if you think asexual people are cool

Yoko <3