still not sure how this a bad thing

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purpleswift:

Getaway Car

herswiftreputation:

Taylor’s two moods on this album

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taylrswyft:

IF A MAN TALKS SHIT THEN I OWE HIM NOTHING. I DON’T REGRET IT ONE BIT BECAUSE HE HAD IT COMING.

waffleswiftt:

this is what happiness looks like

theflashofafirefly:

The evolution of “dress”

• When you think happiness I hope you think that little black dress
• I don’t know why but with you I’d dance in a storm in my best dress, fearless
• I talked to your dad - go pick out a white dress
• The girl in the dress cried the whole way home/wrote you a song
• No amount of vintage dresses gives you dignity
• Spinning like a girl in a brand new dress
• And it was like slow motion, standing there in my party dress
• Say you’ll remember me, standing in a nice dress staring at the sunset, babe
• You’re still all over me like a wine-stained dress I can’t wear anymore

Only bought this dress so you could take it off

@taylorswift you’ve grown up

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historical-nonfiction:

You rarely see a “wend” without a “way.” You can wend your way through a crowd or down a hill, but no one wends to bed or to school. However, there was a time when English speakers would wend to all kinds of places. “Wend” was just another word for “go” in Old English. The past tense of “wend” was “went” and the past tense of “go” was “gaed.” People used both until the 1400s, when “go” became the preferred verb, except in the past tense where “went” hung on, leaving us with an outrageously irregular verb.

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bahtmun:

Harry Potter film series part 36

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"The main thing to take away from new additions to the dictionary is that they are not declarations of which words are “real” or “official” and which ones are not. Rather, dictionaries are simply recording the way certain words are being used now, acting more as an archivist than a dictator trying to look hip. When a word like “woke” or “manspreading” has made it into the dictionary, it’s not because an all-mighty institution is telling the masses what words are appropriate to use. It’s because the masses are the real authority on language and humble dictionary makers are the recorders and researchers of what’s already going on. Dictionaries don’t create language. Communities of people do."

Why “woke” was added to the dictionary | The Outline (via brutereason)

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bisexualitydating:

No matter you are gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, queer, asexual, or other LGBT+, we are pride.

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