barely functioning

giuls, she, 20s

[deciduousangel]

whatever you do don’t think about how alice palmer is still in that house and will always be in that house reaching for her mother’s hand

[bvbyblues]

jesse pinkman wears his oversized heart on his oversized sleeve

[ranaroy]

[broresteia]

picked him up like a bug

[katabasiss]

do you guys think jesus, the son of a carpenter, smelt the wood of the cross & temporarily thought of home

[mossig-deactivated20210112]

[sarafroot]

[tblueger]

please look at ryan strome's reaction to realising he's going to have to fight brady

[acreofsmiles]

marcus learned most of the screaming meal's viewers are female and he has not shut up about it since

[theblob1958]

the longevity of life and love

[acreofsmiles]

every part of me wanted to believe Gretchen would have at least attempted to make her "experiment" somewhat credible by making the control group an actual one. the simple fact that Seth was picked as the inside man is proof for me that this wasn't the case. and yes, she wanted the girls to do better but most importantly she wanted the boys to act in a very specific way.

adding to the group a guy who has shown clear signs of instability, who is prone to violence, who has attachment issues, who for all accounts is a ticking bomb who can't handle any sort of conflict, can only end badly. especially when you make said guy your contact with these people you're using as guinea pigs.

there is no possible outcome in which Seth didn't ruin the entire process, and with that being taken into consideration there isn't any outcome where violence and disruption wouldn't have been their fate either.

[acreofsmiles]

the entire race: sweet painless almost completely without crashes

kimi and seb at the last lap: but don't you just want to go apeshit?

[acreofsmiles]

was that just there a close up of two guys of the redbull team talking shit? bc pls I want more

[acreofsmiles]

anyway,,, laura moon <3

[acreofsmiles]

can I be angry for the decision not to include Mary’s failed attempt? the movie is much more fast-paced than the book. they couldn’t add everything (and adaptations are rarely faithful to the original), which is normal. but while reading the book, I felt like Mary killing herself after the mass suicide was indicative of the profound confidence they all had in dying. they had made their mind, that is clear. it was a mirror of Cecilia at the start; both of them trying once and then, in no time, doing it again felt quite important. it dismantled the comments of the dude at the party at the end of the book or of the doctor in the setup. yes, they are young. yes, life is hard when you get older. yes, you don’t understand them. but it wasn’t a spur of the moment thing. they didn’t just do it because "why not?" they made a decision, and they went with it. I don’t know. I just can’t stop thinking about it.

(+ the altar for Cecilia, Bonnie tented to? no? okay, I wanted that.)