sof

[RAÚL @rauwalejandro]

@Magawitchy un therian

[Ms. Racoon @imsracoon]

Mis audífonos no son suficiente, necesito tragarme la canción o algo.

[Tumblr† @iTumblr147]

🥰

[Katerina @lelkathy]

my dream 10 seconds before my alarm goes off

[SZA @sza]

Yea doechii is my favorite artist rn hands down . Fuck the genre .

[nasty african girl ⚢ @dykezillaa]

lord you guys are stupid

[brog 🌹🍃🍉 @Broganderss]

my thoughts on the album exactly #chromokopia

[s44nti @s44nti]

yo en cada oportunidad que tengo

[Montoya @montoyatrrr]

Paralelismos musicales

[kae @kaevoriaa]

how yall met her. how I met her

[Anonymous @YourAnonCentral]

Whataboutism is ugly. If you see a war crime and your reaction is, "what about...", take a pause, think about what you are asking and why. Here are some pointers. 👇

Ask yourself:
❓Am I contributing information?
❓Am I reacting with fear or anger?
❓What message am I trying to convey?
❓ Am I justifying a terrible act?

Take a mental break and don't let yourself lose your humanity.

To not fall victim to whataboutism try this:

☑️Acknowledge: Acknowledge the atrocity happened or is happening.
☑️ Condemn and show empathy: show empathy and support to victims by condemning abuse, atrocity, or injustice.
☑️inform responsibly: if relevant insert extra information you'd like others to be aware of without diminishing others grief or traumatic event.

For example: "that is terrible and it is awful that it happened or is happening. I'd like to add that this awful thing is also happening or happened to [insert noun]."

[A @andres_pinot]

como se siente dormir sin alarma y sin planes

[s44nti @s44nti]

yo stalkeando mi propia cuenta para ver qué pensarían de mi:

[dev @devinbreee]

Tyler the creator and childish gambino fucking it up