Infinitely Unimpressed

When it all begins it'll be too late.

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I don’t know if this happens to everyone

But did you ever have this friend or friends and you’re “yes we’re besties and tomorrow I’ll call them and they’ll answer and it’ll be great.” And then you realise they don’t care about you at all. You could disappear and they’d forget your name. But you’ll remember them because they meant the world to you even if they can’t remember what they look like. Maybe it’s only me.

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The girl wrote this on Facebook: ”I went to the beach the other day, for the first time since I was a child, I didn’t wear shorts or anything to cover up, this is a massive deal for me, I hate my body even without the scars, I believe I am fat and disgusting but, I pushed through the major anxiety, shaking and almost crying and made it to the water. Its a big deal, I did it. This took a whole fucking lot of courage to post..” And now this dickhead comments this. I can’t, i really can’t Facebook.  See this is what is wrong with humanity. This girl is mentally injured, But she takes a step towards better times. She tries to get back. She even go to the beach, only wearing a minimalistic piece of clothe. She convinces her biggest fear, the fear of people laughing at her. And she’s even more brave. Afterwords she posts this remarkable photo on Facebook. It maybe took her minutes to post this. Sitting there by her computer, with her finger on the mouse. Should she press ”Upload” or not?”  And she did it. She was brave enough to do it.  And then this is what she gets. A hate comment. And there was of course more comments than that. And if that isn’t enough, that comment up there, got 5 likes. 5 LIKES. People agree with that terrible person? My faith in humanity is almost gone now. I want to show this girl, that i’m with her. I’m a supporter.  #peace She’s beautiful. Period.

The girl wrote this on Facebook: ”I went to the beach the other day, for the first time since I was a child, I didn’t wear shorts or anything to cover up, this is a massive deal for me, I hate my body even without the scars, I believe I am fat and disgusting but, I pushed through the major anxiety, shaking and almost crying and made it to the water. Its a big deal, I did it.

This took a whole fucking lot of courage to post..”


And now this dickhead comments this. I can’t, i really can’t Facebook. 

See this is what is wrong with humanity. This girl is mentally injured, But she takes a step towards better times. She tries to get back. She even go to the beach, only wearing a minimalistic piece of clothe. She convinces her biggest fear, the fear of people laughing at her. And she’s even more brave. Afterwords she posts this remarkable photo on Facebook. It maybe took her minutes to post this. Sitting there by her computer, with her finger on the mouse. Should she press ”Upload” or not?” 

And she did it. She was brave enough to do it. 

And then this is what she gets. A hate comment. And there was of course more comments than that. And if that isn’t enough, that comment up there, got 5 likes. 5 LIKES. People agree with that terrible person?

My faith in humanity is almost gone now. I want to show this girl, that i’m with her. I’m a supporter. 

#peace

She’s beautiful. Period.

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You may be a book addict if...

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You spend a lot of money on books. Even at thrift stores and used book stores. You can never get enough.
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You have bookcases, shelves, or stacks of books EVERYWHERE.
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Most of those shelves are warped from the weight of all of your books.
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You can never pass a bookstore or a store with a selection of books without having just. one. glimpse. inside. ("Just one, I swear!")
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People give you books or giftcards to bookstores as gifts for special events.
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You ALWAYS have a book with you. Even if it is a huge hardcover edition.
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You can never stop talking about books. Ever.
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You occasionally say, "Oh, that movie looks interesting! Better read the book first, since it's probably even better!" Or some variation of that.
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You proudly show off the fact that you read an incredibly difficult book that not a lot of people have read. Be proud!
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Your parents have told you to do something social... maybe go outside, see the sun, smell fresh air.
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You have mastered the "don't-talk-to-me-or-else-you're-dead-to-me" look for people who have boundary issues when you're reading.
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Sarcasm is occasionally your friend when people say obnoxious things about you reading so much.
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You salivate over pictures of books. It's okay, we all do it.
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You can't browse the deals section of a cheap book website because you know you can't really afford it, but you'll shop anyway.
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One of your goals in life is to have a personal library in your home when you have your own house.
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The smell of new books, or old books, is something you look forward to.
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You always take a step back after putting your book haul away and stare at your growing book collection.
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You basically live at the library, bookstore, or secondhand bookstore closest to your home.
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You want to marry a book lover, too.
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You occasionally break into emotional hysterics when reading a really intense book in public.
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You ask yourself: physical books or ebooks?
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You need to place a book buying ban on yourself.
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You know your favorite bookstore better than some of the employees.
Have any more? Feel free to add!

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neither-can-live:

Today in my history class we were discussing the book we’re reading and my teacher accidentally gave something away from a part we haven’t read yet and he got really upset and started banging his head on the wall and screamed “BAD DOBBY BAD”

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