Oh yes, this is for me.
Nothing beats this kind of intimacy, when it’s about 3am and it feels like you’re the only two people in the world. There are no words or intentions, you’re just happy lying next to each other knowing that you never want to do this with anyone else. Just to consider that you’re each, essentially, a bag of bones and organs and muscles, and yet you’re both so much more than that because you’ve found each other and suddenly everything makes so much sense.
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what the fuck did i just watch
I don’t know but it really speaks to me
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So a good majority of the people on Tumblr are losing their shit at the moment. In case you’ve been living under a rock Yahoo is to buy Tumblr for $1.1 billion, which is around £732 million for those of us who use proper money.

I share everyones anxiety. While I have a small, close circle of good friends I’ve never been the best at making new friends and here on Tumblr I’ve managed to cultivate something loosely resembling a social life, or at least something which comfortably replaces a social life.
People get me on here, they understand the weird shit I like and why I like it because many of them like it too and I’ve been introduced to lots of new things that I would never have come across on my own, stuff like this:

I mean seriously is that not like, the greatest fox you’ve ever seen in your life?
In short, I like it here, I want to stay and I don’t want forces beyond my control to fuck up the warm little burrow I’ve built for myself.
Yet I remain hopeful that Yahoo will surprise us. On the bright side David Karp is staying on as CEO, it wasn’t Facebook that bought us and our beloved porn isn’t going anywhere. They promised not to screw up Tumblr and woe betide them if they do.
YOU’RE NOT MY REAL MOM.
This gifset is a bit misleading. It doesn’t mention the part where he said he came to really appreciate the original series as an adult and has since watched all of the episodes. The writers he worked with are huge Star Trek fans. His philosophy was to try and make the movie accessible to everyone while still acknowledging the die hard fans. Whether he succeeded is a subjective opinion that you all can make on your own, but I think some folks are being unreasonable by judging him for the opinions of his youth. While I was a huge TNG fan as a kid, I also found the original series hard to watch until later in life.
I have seen every single episode and movie of every Star Trek series ever made. I think the reboot was amazing and will bring a lot of new fans to the source material. Movies are supposed to be more spectacle and TV shows usually delve deeper into philosophy. I guess I’m hoping the success of the movies may lead to more television series so we can have the best of both worlds.





