pick your poison





jenny. 20. uci.
oh, i think i'm falling, can't hold on no more. enough is enough, enough is enough, just gotta let go.... and as my grip unwinds, i feel your hand in mine. no i've never felt, never felt like this before.

just living life one day at a time.

dogs. cars. rants. food. stuff.




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automotivated:

Pagani Zonda C12 S (by Sellerie’Cimes)

automotivated:

Pagani Zonda C12 S (by Sellerie’Cimes)



automotivated:

Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster (by Sellerie’Cimes)

automotivated:

Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster (by Sellerie’Cimes)



automotivated:

Pagani Zonda F (by Reivax Autos)

automotivated:

Pagani Zonda F (by Reivax Autos)



fyeahadventuretime:

EVERYTHING BURRITO on Fake Anything
Submitted by inyouratmosphere

fyeahadventuretime:

EVERYTHING BURRITO on Fake Anything

Submitted by inyouratmosphere



Boy: Hi
Girl: I have a boyfriend
Boy: I said hi not suck my dick


(via m0narchh)



automotivated:

Koenigsegg Agera X (by Chris Wevers)

automotivated:

Koenigsegg Agera X (by Chris Wevers)



import-models:

Dannie Riel
Photographer: Ray Lum

too much dannie on my blog?
i think not. no such thing.
*reblog*

import-models:

Dannie Riel

Photographer: Ray Lum

too much dannie on my blog?

i think not. no such thing.

*reblog*

(via phokingrice)



Calories Burned During Sex

  • Woman on top 25 calories
  • Doggy Style 40 calories
  • Per gasp 3 calories
  • Screaming 18 calories
  • Urgent begging 22 calories
  • Digging nails 11 calories
  • Shaking 20 calories
  • Licking 24 calories
  • Real Orgasm 27 calories

(Source: girlslovesextoo, via trancemeow)



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so many fucking adorable corgi pictures this weekend. :33

so many fucking adorable corgi pictures this weekend. :33

(Source: corgiaddict)



She said that a man was once sitting by a stream and suddenly noticed a body floating down the river, barely alive. Instantly, he rushed into the water to save the person, dragging her onto the shores to safety. As soon as he had saved her, another body appeared, gasping for air. He spent all morning doing this, saving many but unable to rescue everyone, until it dawned on him to go upstream to see who was throwing all the people into the river. This, the lecturer said, is the difference between psychologists who study individual behavior in an effort to save some people from drowning and sociologists who study the social structures and processes that systematically propel people over the side of the bridge.

this is a quote from my criminology book by Kitty Calavita.

this particular passage has been in the back of my mind forever… as much passion as i have for psychology, i do have my doubts. but now more than ever, the more i interact with people, the more faith i have in the effectiveness of therapy. that it can help if you let it.

we’re all fucked up. some of us more deeply than others. but we all have our own subconscious psychological issues. it’s nice, that sociologists think that just finding the source of this stream of dead bodies is enough. but what of the people who have already been affected? you need both. someone to fix the fundamental problems of society, and someone to fix those who are already broken.

ugh what is it with girls and wanting to fix everyone… x_____x