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Posted on June 3, 2012 via she walks in beauty with 1 note
Source: mamaxcat
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Official Government Center for Disease Control Zombie Survival Guide
Know you’re shit people. The government literally put out this zombie survival guide years ago.
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Posted on June 2, 2012 via are2 with 200 notes
Source: are2
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My man.
Posted on June 2, 2012 via are2 with 311 notes
Source: are2
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Posted on June 2, 2012 via we never departed with 32,321 notes
Source: cannolis
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Love Charlie!
(via chelsea1dagger7)
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A little slower than I was hoping for, but 25:32 for a 5k? I’m still pretty happy with that. Especially considering it’s about two minutes faster than the race I did two weeks ago.
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Too early…
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I just want today to be over
I feel so shitty and run down mentally.
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Oh hell yeah! Was a great night for a run.
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Thursday night run at the park. Yup, that guy.
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It is too fucking hot.
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See the thing about love is:
I hear people say and wish for a lot of things which I just don’t understand. A lot of people say things like “you complete me” or “I just want to find that person who completes me”. It’s like the world has this idea that people are broken, like we all need someone else in order to become whole.
I don’t want someone else in order for me to feel whole and complete. As if I cannot ever be happy or fulfilled without relying on someone else. I call bullshit on this entire notion. I do not strive to find someone else in order to be alive. I do not want someone else who is broken either, I do not want someone who is empty without me.
I think people are greatly mistaken about this concept of love. Being unfinished, incomplete absolutely without someone else, that isn’t love, that’s dependence. Now two people who independently are fulfilled, complete of their own accord, and yet still choose to be together, that to me sounds a lot more like love.
Two people who do not need each other in order to be whole, yet still have caring, compassion, passion, and desire for each other. Not being dependent on each other, yet still putting each other on the same scale as their own needs, wants, and desires; as equals. Now that’s the kind of love I desire.
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Where’d this come from?
Was crappy out then I took a nap. Now it’s nice. Going to the park to run.
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So awesome!



