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i dont know how much it is what it is is left in me bruh

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Bitches be getting their masterals and doctorates instead of therapy to cure their existential crisis when they also barely made it through their bachelor's. It's me. I'm bitches.

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Took a nap last night because I was so fucking tired from work. Woke up well rested and with guilt lmao

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That one time a friend corrected me because I kept saying "Orion" like it's "Onion"

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HAHAHAHAHAHA

This is my new favorite reaction gif btw

Unmute !

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This is what I imagine my friends when I rant hahahaha

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Nat Geo photographs are so breath taking. I spend so many countless hours browsing through their old prints when I was young. Shame that they will be stopping their publication.

The difference between a good photograph and a National Geographic photograph is often just a slight shift in perspective. Sometimes a ladder is really inexpensive tool (less so in my case, since I had to fly it to the remote Indian Ocean atoll of Aldabra) to obtain a different point of view. This proved to be the case on assignment for @natgeo in Seychelles a few years ago, when the ladder helped me create the opening image for this story. I have posted that particular photograph before, but I will post it again tomorrow for reference. Aldabra has the highest concentration of blacktip reef sharks I have ever experienced. The sheer abundance of sharks there is completely out of this world. At low tide they congregate in a small lagoon on a reef flat where a brisk current bathes them in cooler well oxygenated water. They avoid the deeper water off the reef edge where bigger sharks may prey on them. Time lapse video by my assistant and talented videographer @ottowhitehead

thomaspeschak

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CHEMOMMY?

i’m lmfao at this shit

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Cannot be me hahahahaha

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I'm at my new job and I know I should be a bit for gentle of myself, but it still sucks not to learn FAST.

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I don't even have goals today lmao

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I am an anxious person.

I know I shouldn't let these emotions take over my life and the things I want to do, but I can't get rid of it. I am constantly anxious. It doesn't matter what I do and what I don't do, it just is. The anxiety is constant. I can't help it. Somehow it feels like it's been a part of me. It might have been something I should speak about with a doctor, but if it doesn't affect your daily routine that much, I don't think they will bother. I do everything with anxiety. It is stressful, I know. Imagine having a pit in your stomach everytime you start your day. You get used to it.

And I can't stop to calm myself. I can't. It won't allow me to sit still. I will go mad. I'll rot. I have to move. I have to trudge forward because time doesn't stop. Life doesn't stop. I have to. It won't go away anyway, but this is so tiring. Having to carry this extra baggage with you. How do people wake up and look forward to the day without anxiety? Without the constant worry?

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the third quail was literally falling slowly but did not back away because THESE DAMN SEEDS ARE BUSSIN

love all the different variations on this type of trap there are

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i think therefore i yam

i yam

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One day you think: I want to die. And then you think, very quietly, actually I want a coffee. I want a nap. A sandwich. A book. And I want to die turns day by day into I want to go home, I want to walk in the woods, I want to see my friends, I want to sit in the sun. I want a cleaner room, I want a better job, I want to live somewhere else, I want to live.

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T^T

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