this guy just spent an hour just walking around the gym
he didnt even get on a single machine
does he know you can just do that for free outside
icant draw animals without giving them scarily human eyes
its the freakiest thing ive ever seen
partybarackisinthehousetonight:
i knew frank ocean when he was just Vague River
im graduating high school next year
thats so fucked up
im not ready to make decisions about my life
having a mid mid life crisis
Beginning in 1996, Radio Diaries gave tape recorders to teenagers around the country to create audio diaries about their lives. NPR’s All Things Considered aired intimate portraits of five of these teens: Amanda, Juan, Frankie, Josh and Melissa. They’re now in their 30s. Over this past year, the same group has been recording new stories about where life has led them for our series, Teenage Diaries Revisited.
Amanda Brand is gay. Her family is conservative Catholic, and when she was a teenager, her parents were convinced she was only going through a phase. Recently, Amanda sat down with her mother and father in Queens, N.Y., in the same house she grew up in, to revisit her tumultuous teen years.
Teenage Diaries Revisited: A Gay Teen’s Family, ‘Evolved’
Photo: Radio Diaries (left), David Gilkey/NPR
“you can’t wear that!!!! people will get the wrong impression!!!”
the impression that i am a hot babe with an ass that just won’t quit???? honey that ain’t wrong that’s just fact
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“Every country is good for different reasons. They are like different fruits. But Egypt is my favorite. Egypt is like a mango.”
