since-i-was-larrie

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harry breaking up with someone is a regular sunday, but the homoeroticism of pointing out your former best friend's face from the past on a phone cover is once in a lifetime dont you forget

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exclusive footage of harry ending the us leg

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happy birthday to the demon who dragged me down straight to gay hell and to this day makes continuous efforts to ensure i’m staying there.

i love you.

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HE WILL SING NO CONTROL

THIS IS NOT A DRILL

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im sorry but if your favorite song from grease isn’t summer nights you severely lack taste or are a bit too much in love maybe

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ahskekwna I just hope kiddo isn’t lactose intolerant

at the end of the day, cheese is no joke to some people - me- so i share your concerns

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Harry makes him nervous because the restraining order against him does not stop that man.

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thats the way love goes: TEnDeR Non-SExUAL LoVe betWeen TwO besT FrieNdS

me:

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them being married makes the most sense in this world

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#anon: not sure i can help sorry. im also easily influenced by other ppl’s moods #and they either have their everything’s shit even the way he breathes screams help #or the wow this is my gay fantasy coming true rn goggles on #and im trying to find the middle ground lol #its deff not a black or white question

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“you stub your toe” is such a louis line like man is out there running into walls and fracturing elbows of course he stubs his toe on the daily

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I see no difference

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here have some pictures of my cat demonstrating all the things I’ve done this summer

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let me be unabashedly true to my own thoughts and feelings for a sec: does he use the ladder to reach the door handle and Harry’s back? 😭😭😭😭😭😭

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time for a throwback

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Alright this might be niche but, NOMAD/TRAVELER ACADEMIA:

Becoming an expert at fitting as many books as possible into your suitcase

Ending up putting most of your books in your carry-on because you’d have to pay overweight luggage fees if you put them in your checked bag

Learning as you travel the world by going to museums in different cities/countries, talking to people from all over the place, seeing and experiencing different cultures firsthand

Knowing phrases in a bunch of different languages to help you get around in foreign countries

For real you can now say hello and thank you in at least 20 different languages

Practicing your foreign languages with locals, ordering at restaurants, or even just by reading signs and menus

Acquired cultural sensitivity

Visiting the campuses of famous universities around the world when you happen to be in the city they’re located

Study abroad semesters!! Internships abroad! 

Keeping a travel journal with handwritten entries about what you did in each place, what surprised you, what you learned

Decorating the travel journal with pictures, ticket stubs, stamps, receipts, etc.

Carrying a little notebook in your pocket as you explore new places so you can take notes or check items off your list of must-see sightseeing spots as you go

Sending handwritten letters and postcards to your friends and family at home from abroad

Collecting stamps and postcards from everywhere you visit

Always carrying pens with you everywhere you go for the above reasons

Reading on lengthy train journeys or on long-haul flights

Bonus points if you pick up and read books about the culture or history of the country you’re going to before you get there

Buying secondhand books in foreign languages you’re trying to learn at little street markets you stumble upon

You’ll figure out how to squeeze those into your luggage later

Seeing places with your own eyes that you had only ever seen on textbooks and documentaries before

Visiting the Arcopolis in Greece! The Colosseum in Italy! Angkor Wat in Cambodia! The Taj Mahal in India! The Great Wall of China! Machu Picchu in Peru! The Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt! Chichén Itzá in Mexico! All those remnants of ancient civilizations that we’re so lucky to still be able to visit and wonder at today.

Alternatively, going somewhere you’d never even heard of before and falling in love with the place 

Becoming extremely good at geography without even trying

Visiting the locations where major historical events you had previously studied about happened

Learning about new cultures by inmersing yourself in them, reading their literature, listening to their music, eating their food, talking to the locals

Studying maps nonstop trying to pick your next destination or piece together your next route

World maps on your bedroom wall with the places you’ve visited marked by pins, spinning your world globe and going wherever your finger lands when it stops spinning, city maps tucked in your pocket

When you’re somewhere remote and the power goes out at your guesthouse so the staff bring you candles and you spend the evening by candlelight

Filling your bedroom at home with little trinkets from all over the world

A Venetian mask hanging from the wall, a small glass figure from Murano resting on a shelf, a carved wooden elephant from Thailand, hamsa hand amulets from Jerusalem and Istanbul, a small pebble from a beach in a Greek island, seashells from the Caribbean, a vintage poster of the Sydney Opera House, a square of Portuguese tile, a small porcelain box from Delft, a hand-painted Korean music box, traditional Khmer scarfs in your closet, a paua shell necklace from New Zealand…

Traveling on a tight student budget: staying in hostel dorms, eating cheap street food or cooking in the hostel kitchen, joining free walking tours, taking public transport or walking for miles instead of paying for taxis, couchsurfing to save on accomodation, showing your student ID at museums and attractions to get discounts, haggling at bazaars (where appropriate)

Feel free to add :)

#dark academia