Delete Vine And Everything On It

Am I the only one thats getting the wrong idea from this picture?

Springtime’s coming

I think I just died a little inside! One half of me wants to eat these because I know they would taste amazing but the other half is like hell no they are too perfect to eat!

French cake decorating.  Feast your eyes

What was your favorite prop or costume from the “Harry Potter” films?

Pictures of the UNESCO World Heritage site of ancient Palmyra taken following the recapture of the city by Syrian troops backed by Russian forces on March 27, 2016 show the damage made by ISIS during its 10-month occupation. In 2015 the archaeologist, Khaled al-Asaad, who had looked after the ruins for 40 years and refused to reveal the location of archaeological treasures of the city was also murdered by ISIS.

Photos taken on March 31, 2016 by Joseph Eid/AFP/Getty Images

Just a reminder in case your mind is playing tricks on you today: You matter. You’re important. You’re loved. And your presence on this earth makes a difference whether you see it or not. You’re going to be okay. 

The reason Clarke and Lexa were so unique wasn’t just because they were a main f/f couple. They had a dynamic that is extremely rare to see in YA fiction.

In most YA fiction, there’s a broken boy who does stupid things (acts out, kills people, whatever, all in the name of Man Pain), and a girl who has her act together but is insecure for whatever reason and needs the Approval of the boy. The girl fixes the boy and the boy gives the girl his approval. Okay, cool, pretty disgusting but whatever, it seems to be what sells considering it’s a decent reflection of our broken society: girls are constantly told they need the approval of a boy no matter how amazing they are on their own, and boys are never allowed to show emotions so they violently act out.

But Clarke and Lexa? They were both good on their own. They were both powerful leaders who led their people to do great things. They didn’t need each other, no, but they wanted each other. They achieved their goals on their own, but they were lonely. Lexa inspired Clarke to lead, and Clarke inspired Lexa to let down her walls. They both found the areas the other was weak in and made each other stronger. They loved each other because they made each other stronger, but they also loved each other unconditionally. 

I can’t believe they threw that away for the same gross codependent het story we’ve seen a thousand times.

The Clexa impact: Joy Vs Devastation

This is what I wanted to do from the start but thought it would be too painful. Thanks @cliclar for convincing me to do it. The contrast is stark. To think that these scenes happened 1m10s after each other. No time at all to be happy and busk in the joy that finally, finally these two people were happy and you were happy for them.