May 😆🗿🏳️‍🌈❤️

✨💖🧡🤍💖✨25, ACAB,BLM✊🏾 she/her {minors DNI 18+ nsfw💕}

[May 😆🗿🏳️‍🌈❤️ @JuniperMay6]

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[Bibliophile 🎀 @CodingIncloud_]

I found myself falling in love with philosophy and the ideas it explores. Aristotle taught me about persuasion, critical thinking, and how to examine ideas more deeply. Later, I read Thank You for Arguing and realized it complemented Aristotle’s teachings almost perfectly.

[Queen SA @queensatoyou]

Never everrrrrr be ashamed of having a big and/or empathetic heart. Love is an infinite source and so is kindness. What people choose to do with the energy you naturally put out shouldn’t be your concern. Be that person anyways

[Cherry Velora @cherryvelora]

i’ve said it before and i’ll say it again:
when people have their needs met, there really is no use for crime and this man is proving that

[𝐒𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐦𝐲💗 @Urfv_shammy]

if love ever finds me again, may the universe let me meet someone who loves me as deep as i do. Someone who is never okay with hurting me. Someone who is loyal, kind & devoted. Someone who will never make me feel unwanted, someone who feels like home & also finds home in me.

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

Dostoevsky 🤝 Kafka

[my book is better than my tweets @MichellCClark]

Stop glorifying urgency. Not every dream needs to be chased in panic. Some of what is meant for you will require patience, rhythm, and a nervous system that finally feels safe enough to receive it.

[No filter Skin @NoFilterSkin]

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1. goodreads. com — track every book you've ever read.
2. literaturemap. com — find authors similar to ones you love.
3. whichbook. net — mood-based book recommendations.
4. openlib. org — free books, millions of them.
5. gutenberg. org — classic books, completely free, forever.
6. bookbrowse. com — expert reviews before you commit.
7. librarything. com — catalog your entire personal library.
8. storygraph. com — goodreads but actually better.
9. readng. app — track reading habits and streaks.
10. bookriot. com — recommendations for every type of reader.

11. fivebl. com — five books on any topic you want

12. shepherd. com — authors recommend their favorite books

13. nexpart .io — find your next book in 30 seconds

14.1000novels. com — the ultimate reading bucket list

15. bookdepository. com — free worldwide book delivery

16. libgen. is — every book ever, just saying

17. printsforsale. com — book-related art prints

18. openlibrary. org — borrow digital books for free

19. readanybook. com — read books online free

20. bookcrossing. com — leave books in public, track them worldwide

21. abebooks. com — rare and secondhand books

22. paperbackswap. com — swap books with strangers

23. novellist. com — "if you liked X, read Y"

24. yourlocallibrary. com — find your nearest library

25. bookscouter. com — sell your old books for the best price

26. manybooks. net — free ebooks in every format

27. bookish .com — celebrity book recommendations

28. readera. com — read anything on any device

29. fantasticfiction. com — complete series reading order

30. isfdb. org — every sci-fi and fantasy book ever published

31. buzzfeed. com /books — viral book lists for every mood

32. bookmarks. reviews — best reviews from top critics

33. bookpage. com — new releases worth your time

34. booksloth. com — social reading community

35. completelibrary. co — track series completion

36. howlongtoread. com — know exactly how long a book takes

37. wordery. com — cheap books delivered worldwide

38. mybookcave. com — clean reads recommendations

39. ebookfriendly .com — best ebook deals daily

40. theliterarycat. com — bookish lifestyle and reviews

41. readlist. com — curated reading lists by experts

42. authorama. com — public domain classics online

43. standard- ebooks. org — free ebooks made beautiful

44. booklovers .com — community reviews and ratings

45. digitallibrary. io — public library ebooks on your phone

46. bibliobd. com — track books by country of origin

47. tbrchallenge. com — tackle your to-be-read pile

48. unshelved. com — daily comic strip for book nerds

49. shortform. com — book summaries done properly

50. blinkist. com — full book in 15 minutes

[Noel El Magnifico @NoelElMagnifico]

This is how serious NY is taking this Finals. Elmo had to retract his statement cause the city was like you a New Yorker this ain't the time for neutral shit

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

i love when you read a book and you become so emotionally invested in it, and when you walk around public places after reading it you feel like you’re in this bubble by yourself, like you’re so deeply inside your mind you’re actually out of touch with reality.

[Vivian @suchnerve]

You have to let yourself viscerally feel things - all of it, including the joy that makes you scared of false hope and the mourning that feels like drowning - and somehow decide that you want to move on, rather than languishing in the hollow comfort of staying the same.

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

two stages of reading:

1. ​i’ve read 5 books in 3 days.
1. ​i have not read a single sentence in months.

[𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉 @OrevaZSN]

I think one of the healthiest things a person can do is become easy to delight. To still stop for weird clouds and dogs wearing bandanas and the smell of garlic cooking somewhere down the street. The world already has enough cynicism. Be the person who still points at the moon.

[jes @peestains]

guy with mommy issues: i like being called good boy

girl with mommy issues: this wretched earth has no place for me but i am enslaved to my flesh and kin for why do i feel obligated to exist if my only purpose is to decay