hello hello, my name is elizabeth. i have a slight obsession with lea michele. i'm into indie folk music these days, though paramore will forever be my favorite band. the number 23 haunts my every move. i hate capital letters. you will rarely ever see me use them. i hate technology. i miss the days of talking on the phone, and when texting wasn't a big deal. i think i hate technology so much because i repel it. literally everything i touch ends up broken. it's a problem. this brings me to my next point. i may be the worlds biggest klutz. i seriously can't walk on a flat surface without tripping over my feet. haha i am totally accident prone, but i like to think it's part of my charm :) i'm a dork. i laugh over stupid things and i talk like i am an old women. i use the word swell and watch lifetime movies on a regular basis. what can i say, i'm lame, but i wouldn't change who i am for anything.
Favorite Characters: Nick Miller (New Girl)
↳ “Nick is delicate. Like a flower. Like a chubby, damaged flower who hates himself.”
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- Me: Okay so if orientation is a choice, choose to be gay, right now.
- Him: No.
- Me: Why not?
- Him: Because I don't find men attractive
- Me: So CHOOSE to find them attractive
- Him: ....... I can't.
- Me: Sorry, WHAT was that? You CAN'T????
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I saw a post related to Anne Frank today; it really got me thinking about her. About how much of an icon she is. How so many people look up to her for her strength and insight. Anne Frank is truly an inspiration and deserves her spot in the history books.
But you know who we never hear about? Margot.
In case you didn’t know, Margot was Anne’s older sister. Now, Anne was known for her very restless, outspoken spirit. Margo was the opposite, she was quiet, behaved, she always did what she was told. Anne always writes about how she resented her because she was always seen as so perfect. And I don’t know, from what I’ve read about her, I really love her as a person. I feel so bad for her though. Margot was the one who followed the rules, but in the end, she was the one cast in the shadows. Remember that she went through the exact things as Anne, remember that Margo was just as strong. The only difference is that Margo didn’t have a diary, which is a shame because I’m sure her insight is just amazing.
Here’s a shout out to Margot Frank, because she was freaking awesome too.
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After the suspected bomber was arrested and Bostonians were off lock down, this happened.
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