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My Love, My Light, My Lust For LifešŸ–¤

@too-young2loveu / too-young2loveu.tumblr.com

"Your my sun one and only in this world"-RM
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zuble

as a kid i had one of those ā€œthereā€™s a monster under my bedā€ moments except real.

every night i would cry about a ghost or something trying to scare me by knocking on my bedroom windows and walls. like, really loudly, every hour or so, every night. only at night. so my dad was like ā€œheh okay kiddo letā€™s check it out :) ah see? thereā€™s nothing here :)ā€ and left.

until years later he admitted to me that he did in fact hear the unexplainable knocking when he slept in that room one night, and it kept him awake with fear. and suddenly felt awful for not believing little kid me.

imagine your kid being like ā€œdaddy thereā€™s a demon in my closetā€ and you being like ok son lemme just check that for you :). and you open the door and thereā€™s a demon in the closet

WHAT

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eurodynamic

The Ascent (2021) dev. Neon Giant

Every cycle, thousands of hopefuls make planetfall on Veles. Most pay the hefty price of passage by contracting away their lives to the corporations as indentured laborers, called ā€œindentsā€.
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cicadamn

Some Tumblr funnyman is gonna come up with a meme and go "hey, if we all pool our money together, I can put this meme on everyone's dashes lol wouldn't that be fun šŸ˜Š" and then take the money and run im calling it right now. they're gonna get 50x the amount they need and then deactivate overnight. We've been LONG overdue for an embezzlement scandal on here it's been years.

op im so sorry to say that you were mostly correct but instead of a funnyman scamming people its the entirety of catholic tumblr funding one another and coming up with fucking battle strategies and shit to sponsor their bible verses and fuckshit

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Statue of Bastet

Solid cast bronze statue of the cat goddess Bastet with gold earrings. Followers of the Egyptian goddess Bastet were the first to raise cats.Ā 

Late Period, ca. 664-332 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.

Photo: Kenneth Garrett

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