Arya: I Would Kill For You.

arya: i would kill for you.

arya: ask me to kill for you.

gendry:

gendry: calm the fuck down, babe.

Magnus: Raphael, Simon, this is Madzie, your new sister

Alec: Magnus, you can't just adopt every downworlder you see

Magnus, pulling Raphael, Simon, and Madzie into his arms: how dare you disrespect our children

Alec: I'm going to Taco Bell, y'all want anything?

Simon: More sleep.

Raphael: Less Simon.

Magnus: A kid.

Jace & Clary: A normal family.

Alec: ...Ya, I got like 12 dollars.

Russia decriminalized domestic violence. What happened next is wrenching

"Our society needs to develop. Police and legislators won't be able to do anything if the woman thinks that her husband has the right to beat her."

Yana Savchuk could have been saved. But when the Russian hairdresser, 36, called police in November saying that her partner was going to kill her, the officers who arrived cast off her cries for help as ridiculous.

“If you get killed, we will definitely come to examine the body,” one police officer said, as recorded on the victim’s phone, before leaving without offering protection. “Do not worry.”

Forty minutes later, Savchuk was dead, beaten by the same man police refused to arrest.

It was a domestic violence case that shocked Russia in 2016, triggering debate on the role of police in addressing an epidemic that kills at least 12,000 women every year, according to Human Rights Watch. To understand how endemic Russia’s domestic violence problem is, consider it’s about 30 times worse than in neighboring Turkey, which has half the population. It’s about 37 times worse than the U.S. which has twice the population of Russia.

Freed: look at the stars, Mirajane aren't they beautiful?

Mirajane: Yeah

Freed: You know what else is beautiful?

Freed and Mirajane: *together* Laxus!

If somebody else ever treated me the same way that I often treat myself, I would fight that person.