hope u enjoy myu trash

I don’t understand, it’s just a dude running with some musi—/SCREAMING

Hair appreciation post because I work so hard on my own hair & I amaze even myself with I’m able to do. So far these colors have been my overall favorite & I plan to keep them through the holidays.

we can [think kakuzu is hot] if we want to, we can leave our friends behind,

theres a really obvious joke to make here but i dont want to be the one to make it

miraghoulmodus i cant even fathom having more than one pic of obito saved to my hard-drive u win this round

i’m NEVER going to be over this panel sequence because it’s LITERALLY THE NARUTO EQUIVALENT OF THIS GIF:

lies down and whispers i hate dea/th n /ote so much

I might eventually go and edit this but

Likes can only go so far for artists. Artists may exclusively upload their artwork to tumblr, or don’t have the time to use other sites and prefer tumblr over deviantART due to its simplicity, but the tagging system can make it harder to navigate. Many artists on tumblr tag with high-traffic tags or use their own tags to prevent tag clogging which eventually become lost. That’s why it’s very important to reblog an artist’s work. 

I’m not trying to push you to ruin your blog’s aesthetic or something, nor am I saying that “you must absolutely reblog your favourite artist’s work or you’re trash”, all I’m saying is if you truly want to support your favourite artist, instead of just liking their posts, try to reblog them once in a while. The more reblogs they receive, the more exposure/notes/followers they may receive, and it’s just one of the easiest ways to show you care about them.

*This does not mean to reblog unsourced artwork or works reuploaded to another person’s blog without permission (re:stolen). Nor does this mean to reblog artworks without the artist’s consent, even if this case is slim.