Hello all. I am a 19-year-old student, wannabe artist, pessimist, and cinephile from Chicago named Agnes. At least, I am today. I am also currently under entirely too much pressure and simultaneously bored out of my mind.
Shake It Out (Acoustic) - Florence & The Machine
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“I have decided that you and I… Should become friends with benefits.”
“No, thank you, please.”
(via kanye--north)
So happy to be back.
@1 day ago with 1 noteI suddenly see ourselves in the future, passing USB drives with episode downloads in alley ways wearing a trench coat and a hat.
#i’ll give you the pilot but the entire season’s gonna cost ya
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@6 days ago with 42802 notes![thedailywhat:
Pro-Marriage Equality Mayors of the Day: The mayors of New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Houston, San Diego, and dozens of other cities across the country have announced the formation of a coalition in support “of the freedom of same-sex couples to marry.”
Mayors for Freedom to Marry brings together 78 mayors and counting under the banner of marriage equality.
In a statement released jointly with the LGBT group Freedom to Marry, the mayors express their unequivocal belief that all people deserve the right “to marry the person with whom they share their life.”
The statement continues:
We stand for the freedom to marry because it enhances the economic competitiveness of our communities, improves the lives of families that call our cities home, and is simply the right thing to do. We look forward to working to build an America where all people can share in the love and commitment of marriage with the person with whom they share their life.
The complete statement and a full list of mayors who have joined the initiative can be seen here.
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Pro-Marriage Equality Mayors of the Day: The mayors of New York City, Los Angeles, Boston, Chicago, Houston, San Diego, and dozens of other cities across the country have announced the formation of a coalition in support “of the freedom of same-sex couples to marry.”
Mayors for Freedom to Marry brings together 78 mayors and counting under the banner of marriage equality.
In a statement released jointly with the LGBT group Freedom to Marry, the mayors express their unequivocal belief that all people deserve the right “to marry the person with whom they share their life.”
The statement continues:
We stand for the freedom to marry because it enhances the economic competitiveness of our communities, improves the lives of families that call our cities home, and is simply the right thing to do. We look forward to working to build an America where all people can share in the love and commitment of marriage with the person with whom they share their life.
The complete statement and a full list of mayors who have joined the initiative can be seen here.
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