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bits & pieces

[gingerhastoomanyobsessions]

I can’t breathe

[beloved-child-of-the-house]

your parents’ disapproval doesn’t make you a bad person. just so you know.

[beloved-child-of-the-house]

i know that kind of rejection is incredibly painful, but it doesn’t mean there’s something wrong with you.

[whitepeopletwitter]

[combinationskn-deactivated20250]

sex negativity <3

[adampvrrish]

LMFAOOOOO

[mirandahamilton]

You are true warriors, aren’t you?

[pajaentrecolegas-archive-deacti]

Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles | 1994 | dir. Neil Jordan | Warner Bros.

A vampire with a human soul… an immortal with a mortal’s passion. You… are… beautiful, my friend.

[whitepeopletwitter]

[a-luchadork-deactivated20191020]

[eldritch-crone-deactivated20210]

Why is every piece of media now about “surprise! bet you didn’t see that coming” instead of themes, character arcs, internal logic, and consistency in writing?

It’s okay if your audience (especially hardcore fans) predicts your story. It means that they picked up the clues you put in, understood the themes you were trying to convey, empathised with the characters…

How is that a bad thing?

Instead each piece of media feels like it’s written by a marketing team that is looking at the latest statistics for TRP ratings and box-office collections.

[thescarletgarden1990]

Yeah… sighs.

[retropopcult]

Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder, Blazing Saddles (1974)

[brosefvondudehomie-deactivated2]

That has to be the most genuine smile in cinema history

[coldpapernightmare]

thats because the morons line was an ad-lib so the smile really is genuine cause hes cracking 

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[wodneswynn-deactivated-deactiva]

American literature:  Does success have meaning?

French literature:  Does love have meaning?

Russian literature:  Does suffering have meaning?

German literature:  No.

[tw1ngalaxies]

Antoni Pujol Death at Nicolau Juncosa’s tomb, 1914 Montjuïc Cemetery, Barcelona

[endiness]

[contradictionaddiction]

“[Shakespeare] wrote about universal human needs, like wanting to murder a king, or have a romance.”

— Philomena Cunk

[jaubaius]

It belongs in a museum,I think

[su-whisterfield]

This is utterly fabulous!