Basically, I rule.
 
somuchfornonconformity asked: TAG, you're it. The rules are to state ten random facts about yourself. Then send this to the ten nicest people on Tumblr. :)

HUH well this is unexpected. Hi Abby!!!

  1. I was born in Brunei, a day before the Sultan’s birthday (if I stayed unborn for 5 more hours I could’ve gotten some kind of prize, supposedly, for being born on the same day as him? I’m now not actually sure if this is a truth).
  2. I was diagnosed with inferiority complex… that manifests itself as superiority complex. So I guess I have superiority complex.
  3. I hate condiments I can’t even stand the thought of touching a ketchup bottle.
  4. Whenever I remember an embarrassing moment, I blink a lot.
  5. I used to want to be a nun… and a janitress.
  6. My siblings led me to believe that one member of LFO was a werewolf and up until early college I’d get a bit lightheaded when I listen to a certain song of theirs.
  7. I had this recurring dream where I’d get pushed off (handleless) stairs. One time it was Michael Jackson who pushed me off.
  8. My dad has two birthdays! That’s actually a random fact not about myself but whatever.
  9. I love peanuts but I can’t stand peanuts (or nuts in general) (I know peanuts are not nuts) in sweet food.
  10. I can fit 20 mentos(es) in my mouth (hardcore Chubby Bunny right there). After which I also found out that eating 20 mentos(es) at the same time is a gruelling task and that anyone who watched me do it and remained my friend is a good friend.

These are really weird facts (some of them are) but I assure you I am very boring.

sad-queer:

I think one of the most dangerous parts of deep insecurity is failing to realize your ability to hurt others. 

You downplay your role in other people’s lives. You think no one could care enough about you or love you enough for you to be able to hurt them. 

But people do care about you. You mean something to someone. And part of realizing your worth is realizing that another human being cares about you, and that you and your actions really do have meaning. 

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“And the point of great writers like [Oscar] Wilde is that they make that invitation to you; they welcome you”. - Stephen Fry

Stephen Fry is a hero

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