Hello everyone! My name is Katie. I am 19 years of age.

A few things about me:

  • I love coffee
  • I love writing
  • I love classic literature
  • I am an English major
  • I am a Ravenclaw
  • I like taking photos
  • My sun is in Aries, Moon in Scorpio, and Aquarius Rising
  • I am pansexual
  • I like DC Comics
  • I have an unhealthy obsession with Paul McCartney
  • I like Taylor Swift
  • I have a boyfriend (Logan)

Logan is on his was to having top surgery at some point, but he is pretty short on cash. If you would like to donate anything please send me a message.

Go ahead and message me about anything. I'd love to talk or help you out. Whatever you need. I hope you enjoy my little hodge podge. I love you guys!

 

loki-cat:

hurpthederp:

thenarator:

joshunf:

this guy would survive in movies

girl i hope you appreciate your boyfriend. he just stood practically on top of a horror movie monster so you could get out of the elevator first. he loves you.

are we going to ignore the actress who got kicked in the face

act like a bitch get slapped like a bitch

loki-cat:

hurpthederp:

thenarator:

joshunf:

this guy would survive in movies

girl i hope you appreciate your boyfriend. he just stood practically on top of a horror movie monster so you could get out of the elevator first. he loves you.

are we going to ignore the actress who got kicked in the face

act like a bitch get slapped like a bitch

sublime-sweatpants:

Why doesn’t anyone discuss how society’s perceived ownership of the female body extends into parents who dictate everything their daughters do?

Not letting your daughters express themselves in how they dress, talk, wear their hair, or whether or not they wear makeup just gives them the idea, from an extremely young age, that their body is not their own and they must please others by making it look how they view best.
Learn that before you have children.

(Source: selectiveavantgarde)

pizza:

how many times is it appropriate to say ‘what’ before you nod and smile because you still didn’t hear what they said

eternallybeautifullyblack:

Young Teenage CEO Earning Over 100K Per Year!

17 year old Leanna Archer turned a family recipe into an international company. Archer started a line of natural hair and body care products when she was nine years old. Her mother would make a hair pomade using natural ingredients from Haiti and a secret recipe passed down from her great-grandmother. After getting multiple compliments on her hair, Leanna gave her friends a few samples of the pomade and from there the orders started pouring in. Archer is now making history earning an annual revenue of more than $100,000 per year.As a young entrepreneur, public speaker and philanthropist. Archer has taken her experiences on the road, speaking to youth all over the country, and has been profiled in Forbes, Success Magazine, Ebony and other publications. She has been named on “Inc.” magazine’s 30 Under 30 list of top young entrepreneurs. 
Check out her appearance on The Jeff Probst Show.
Image and commentary via African-American History Is AMERICAN History.

eternallybeautifullyblack:

Young Teenage CEO Earning Over 100K Per Year!

17 year old Leanna Archer turned a family recipe into an international company. Archer started a line of natural hair and body care products when she was nine years old. Her mother would make a hair pomade using natural ingredients from Haiti and a secret recipe passed down from her great-grandmother. After getting multiple compliments on her hair, Leanna gave her friends a few samples of the pomade and from there the orders started pouring in. Archer is now making history earning an annual revenue of more than $100,000 per year.

As a young entrepreneur, public speaker and philanthropist. Archer has taken her experiences on the road, speaking to youth all over the country, and has been profiled in Forbes, Success Magazine, Ebony and other publications. She has been named on “Inc.” magazine’s 30 Under 30 list of top young entrepreneurs. 

Check out her appearance on The Jeff Probst Show.

Image and commentary via African-American History Is AMERICAN History.

I love when I get complimented on things that aren’t my appearance  Don’t get me wrong, I love to be called pretty/cute/beautiful ect, but I love when people compliment my laugh. Or the way I sound when I just wake up. The way my hair falls naturally. How I say a certain word. Just the way that I am. I love that.

(Source: imdaryldixon)

sollux:

stumblinglove:

sollux:

I was feelin ok until I realized what tomorrow is

Another day without him

i was just gonna say monday but ok

(Source: manaphy)

fuckyeahgirlcrush:

every time I listen to Florence + the Machine I turn into a literal meadow dwelling nymph who wears raindrops as hats and sunbathes on a lilypad