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Watch bayomi , speak about the importance of doing what you really love and not falling into following a suggested dream that someone / a parent has for you. The sit down conversation was about a song he released a mong ago and as good as this interview was, i think you’ll enjoy the song better its called “dreams for sale” really inspiring piece. Do you agree with @bayomimusic on this topic? Do you think parents shouldnt entirely be in charge of their children’s career path

I love his music so much!

This true! So, I a full agree with them!

POC family standards are raised too high and if you’re not a doctor or engineer, you fail at life. We’re conditioned to work twice as hard in order to make sure we achieve the idealized concept of success. But when Connor wants to be a graphic designer, let’s openly support Connor’s decision. “He is such a free spirit and a creative, artistic person,” exclaims Aunt Mary Lou. When Holly drops out of college and ends up going to beauty school, she’s considered ambitious, knows what she wants, and stays true to herself. Just do you at the end of the day! It’s easier said than done, but never give up on anything that brings you joy.

@watchthecurb

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Endless list of things that should have been in the movies
↳ Prisoner of Azkaban, p 120

“Then you should know, Potter, that Sybill Trelawney has predicted the death of one student a year since she arrived at this school. None of them has died yet. Seeing death omens is her favourite way of greeting a new class.”

Wait wait wait

so there was a theory bouncing around that Trelawney was actually scary accurate, right?

What if every student she predicted died in the battle for Hogwarts?

THATS JUST WHAT I WAS THINKING

I’m done.

*sobs*

It’s interesting because if you go back and reread the books, every single one of Trelawney’s predictions, even the really ridiculous ones, came true. So this is actually not only possible but highly probable.

plus, Harry did “die”

so she was right there, too.

oh gosh, and now i have an image of trelawney being beside herself and hysterical, sobbing, “I didn’t want to be right!!” and McGonagall hugging her tightly to comfort her, after she realizes all those students are dead. You know it’d be Mcgonagall, the way she stood up for her against freaking Umbridge. 

I’m officially dead *dies*

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