Oh?

Oh?

ahh I got a haircut! Chopped off at least 10 inches. 😊😊 

Feels GREAT! great start to a month long of winter break :)

VENTING

Friend: Yo wanna go out to eat tmr?

Me: Ye

20 minutes later

Friend: Yo im gonna vent so hard tmr

Me Internally: YES IM ALWAYS UP FOR BEING THERE FOR MY FRIENDS TO ALWAYS CARE AND SUPPORT THEM NO MATTER WHAT. ILY. 💛💕💘💙❣❤ uwu IM READY NOW

Me: do it

Little Doodles by Me :3

:,)

like im TRYING TO DO MY BEST I SWEAR.

Alright, listen up,

Now that Tumblr has completely fucked most people with killing their links (if you put any link, even one that directs back to a Tumblr post, it no longer shows in the search engine), it’s on YOU, the consumer, to make sure things get noticed. By that I mean, if you LIKE something and you don’t reblog it, that’s right, that’s less chance of it getting seen. When a post does poorly, the creator will eventually stop creating. This goes for gifs, icons, headers, writing, art, you name it. Creators will eventually stop. So, you LIKE something, click that little reblog button. Click the queue option. If you want to keep seeing your favorite creators, it’s up to YOU to make sure their posts actually get seen.

And, before anyone wants to pipe up, one person DOES make a difference. If you’re reading this thinking “oh, someone else will reblog, I don’t have to!”. Well, no. You’re wrong because if YOU’RE thinking that, many other people are as well which means, no the post will not be seen and the creator stops creating (or at least publishing for your unpaid consumption).

The post doesn’t match your blog aesthetic? Make a new blog. You don’t have to maintain it. Just click the reblog button and it’ll STILL help get the creators some form of recognition.

If you like seeing creations from creators, then help them out and hit the damn reblog button.