Greg

Hi, I'm Greg. I was born in the backseat of a Yellow Cab. In my spare time, I enjoy taking long walks on the beach and candlelit dinners.

ask me stuff because you know you want to

  • A: Who do you like and Why?
  • B: Have you ever been in love? If yes, how many times, and how do you know it was love?
  • C: Longest relationship you've ever been in, and why did it end?
  • D: Have you ever changed for someone, if yes, how?
  • E: Pretend I'm you ex, what do you want to say to me?
  • F: Have you ever been cheated on?
  • G: Have you ever cheated?
  • H: Would you date someone who's known for cheating, if yes why?
  • I: What's the most important part of a relationship?
  • J: Do you like to be in serious relationships or just flings?
  • K: When you are dating someone do you believe in going on "breaks"?
  • L: How many people have you ever hooked up with?
  • M: What's one thing you regret saying or not saying, doing or not doing in a previous relationship?
  • N: What age do you think is appropriate for kids to start having sex?
  • O: Do you believe in the phrase, "Age is just a number?" Why or why not?
  • P: What about "Love at first sight"? Why or why not?
  • Q: Turn on's?
  • R: Turn off's?
  • S: What do you consider a deal breaker?
  • T: How do you know it's time to end a relationship?
  • U: Are you currently in a relationship? If yes, for how long? If no, how long have you been single?
  • V: Do you think people who have dated can stay friends?
  • W: Do you think people should date their friends?
  • X: How many relationships have you had?
  • Y: Do you think love can last forever?
  • Z: Do you believe love can conquer all things?
  • 1: Would you break up with someone your parents didn't approve of?
  • 2: If you could go back in time and give yourself one piece of advice about dating what would it be?
  • 3: Do you think long distance relationships can work? Why or why not?
  • 4: What do you notice first about another person?
  • 5: Do gay, lesbians, bisexuals or transgender people bother you?
  • ghost hunters: can you communicate with us
  • *door creaks*
  • ghost hunters: oh so your name is william

Students at Nova High School in South Florida have just created the Nova Microfinance Club with the goal of raising money and donating it to reputable microfinance institutions in “third world” countries such as Bangladesh, Boliva, and Zambia. Their goal is the creation of the Nova Microfinance Bank which will work with other local schools, schools from across the nation, and people from all over the globe to further microfinance, help those living in the world’s poorest places, and rate other microfinance charities and organizations. If you wish to express support, feel free to inbox me with a question, like the facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/NovaMicrofinanceClub) or simply reblog this post. Thank you!

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More African American adults are under correctional control today—in prison or jail, on probation or parole—than were enslaved in 1850, a decade BEFORE the Civil War began. The mass incarceration of people of color is a big part of the reason that a black child born today is less likely to be raised by both parents than a black child born during slavery. The absence of black fathers from families across America is not simply a function of laziness, immaturity, or too much time watching Sports Center. Thousands of black men have disappeared into prisions and jails, locked away for drug crimes that are largely ignored when committed by whites.

—Michelle Alexander, Author, The New Jim Crow (via alivesoul)

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