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21-year-old student and photographer Cristina Hoch captures powerfully expressive portraits of family and friends. With high contrast, low saturation, and cool tones, her compelling photos focus on the eyes of the subject, resulting in a piercing stare that not only expresses deep emotions, but also seems to peer right into the viewer’s soul
Jonah Hill & Morgan Freeman
because i know how good tumblr is at raising awareness, i’m putting up a case. i haven’t seen much about tuğçe albayrak on tumblr recently however, and believe her case needs to be heard. she was a close friend of my cousins, and was there for her through a rough time. for privacy reasons, this is all i will disclose.
why?
this woman was violently beaten to death for helping two girls being harassed. don’t tell me women have ‘nothing to be scared about.’
please, tuğçe’s case deserves to be known. she’s a hero.
danke tuğçe.
r.i.p angel.
"Ted and Robin were meant to be tog-"
"The Blue French Horn was such a swe-"
"Robin has always loved Ted, even when she rej-"
"The finale provided closure and—"
Dear Suzy, here is my plan.
Dear Sam, my answer is yes.
Who are you? Your new best friend.
And for all these reasons, I’ve decided to scalp you, and burn your village to the ground.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING
Reblogging every day this month tbh
"Thanksgiving knows what it did."
This scene still gives me chills.
*wipes tears* this friendship is beautiful
Natalie Portman (1994)
Your mom wasn’t all bad, you know. When it came down to it, she did everything she could to protect you. She loved you, Juliette.
I know she did. And I’m gonna love her too.
"I was coming home from school […] and I got home and their cars were there and dinner was started and the lights were on but I couldn’t find them.Then the neighbors came in. They were just like ‘I’m sorry but your parents were taken away.’ […] I just broke down. I was just like, what do you do? And then I’m so scared for them, what they’re going through. My parents are going to jail— and for what? […] People don’t realize it is so difficult to get documented, and my parents tried forever. The system didn’t offer relief for them." —Diane Guerrero
