“February Is Nearly Always Melancholy.”

just because there aren't as many posts of blm circulating and just because we're slowly posting regular "aesthetic" content again it does not mean you have the right to stop educating yourself on issues that affect black people. continue to educate yourself and others, call out racism when you see it and continue to donate and sign petitions. activism that only occurs when somebody dies or something devastating happens is not proper activism, it is performative. so, just because you aren't posting as much about blm or other issues anymore, it does NOT mean you can go back to being ignorant. continue to stay aware. keep that energy and use it and your privilege to help black people and amplify their voices. us non-black people need to recognise that choosing when to speak up or speaking up when it is big is a privilege and is ignorant and we need to fix this.

i think humanity’s love affair with the sea is perhaps the sexiest thing about us 

i live by the sea, in the salt air, so i am always close to my real home. the land never held much for me, but the sea...

oh, the sea listens to me

True statement!

pirates of the caribbean is dark academia no this is not up for discussion

For all people judging Jake and his girlfriend: GET A LIFE! Let him live his life.

If you hate Jake and his girlfriend unfollow me now.

My never-changing dark circles: "Our time has come!"

Well, I feel called out.

Ravenclaw: Physically, I'm here.

Ravenclaw: Mentally, I'm in a pirate AU fanfic, fighting alongside my rival turned lover.

How is it that I can be interested only in men and don't even think about girls that much, but then I see one (1) picture of a lady pirate and suddenly I am like: Women, women ❤️ WOMEN 👸 wOmEn, ✨women 😍 women 🥰. So pretty. Men who?

Like... what am I? Am I making this up? Am I faking it... whatever the "it" means? Am I straight? Am I bi? Do I just really like pirates? Is that it? Do I have a thing for pirate costumes? I need answers.

Caroline Criado Perez, Invisible Women: Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men.