
Love Begins
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Doug Jones
Noah Kahan
occasionally subtle
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
NASA
almost home
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EXPECTATIONS
Claire Keane
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Fieri Frames
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Iphigenia at Aulis, Yves Olade.
Aidan... @honoura
boyfriend was just getting all gushy because I did something nice for him and he said "I love you so much, you are the most wonderful creature," and then in an abruptly solemn tone added "but make no mistake. you are a creature"
Stalker (1979)
David G. Benner
Prints
Andrei Rublev (1966), dir. Andrei Tarkovsky
subtle acts of love
giving them food without them asking for it
randomly bringing them flowers
holding a door open for them
pulling out their chair for them
guiding them with a gentle hand on the small of their back
making them lunch to take to work with them
fixing their clothes or hair
giving them a massage
talking casually about a shared future
showing them their appreciation for them
waiting at home to say hello when they come in
paying complete attention to them
giving them a casual, but thoughtful compliment
writing them a love letter and hiding it for them to find
showing them something that reminded them of their partner
humming a song to calm them down
giving them a quick kiss whenever they pass each other at home
casual grabbing their hand and swinging it back and forth
remembering something they told them
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Women of the Resistance (Liliana Cavani, 1965)
It's utterly magnetic when a character's rage is quiet and precise. When they don't scream and throw things but they just b r e a t h e and very very calmly aim their fury like an arrow shooting inexorably towards the target of their wrath. It captures my attention, I lean in close, I wait for the hit. It never disappoints.