[arseekh-kebab]

when girl in red said "always in the back of my mind you'll be my girl" and when taylor swift said "your name forever the name on my lips" and when gracie abrams said "you'd be the love of my life when i was young" and when the lumineers said "i'd marry you in an instant, damn your wife i'd be your mistress just to have you around" and when lorde said "i am my mother's child i'll love you till my breathing stops" and when seafret said "you know i'd rather drown than to go on without you" and when maisie peters said "now everything is through, its you i wanna call though" and when lana said "i think i'll miss you forever"

[floorbeastie]

stupidest thing i've made in a while

[coldasyou]

but on a wednesday in a cafe, I watched it begin again

[100493503004422]

oops I accidentally separated myself emotionally from everyone to avoid feeling any bad feelings & it worked but at the expense of my sense of connectedness and belonging

[siltslut]

major in bullshitting with a minor in talking out of my ass

[michonnegrimes]

No one gets ink stains like yours just out of a desire for money.          LITTLE WOMEN (2019) DIR. GRETA GERWIG

[tim-official]

sorry that i ended two consecutive messages with "lmao." i don't know why i did that. it looks really dumb doesn't it. i'll edit one to get rid of it. you can end my stupid pathetic life if you want

[kosmogrl]

[depsidase]

[livedinthecastle]

stop putting the substance "analysis" videos on my yt home page. i already get what the movie is about. everyone gets what the movie is about. the movie never once tries to hide what it is about and it is unconcerned with outsmarting you. you have stood in front of that mirror and wiped the lipstick off your face and gone to bed without bothering to show up because you couldn't bear to be seen. the moster is you. what else is there to be said leave me alone

[arseekh-kebab]

a poem after an andrew scott interview

[arseekh-kebab]

using m*rder as a metaphor for heartbreak might just be my new fav thing

[89cats]

(by P.S. Mildred)

[89cats]

(by suuperyuka)

[dharmaart]

I just watched The Boy and the Heron and I'm convinced that there is some kind of connection between it and the art of the Swiss symbolist painter Arnold Böcklin. The strange ruins/tomb by the sea and all those cyprus trees. There is even a painting by Böcklin (St. Anthony preaching to the fish) with a bunch of fish coming out of the water to talk to a person - just like in the movie! This is probably just a silly theory but I want it to be true.

The Isle of the Dead (1883) by Arnold Böcklin  (1827–1901).

(Picture source The Isle of the Dead)

[secondhandbagofholding]

Miyazaki really said grief suffuses our entire world and everything and everyone we know but we get to choose what we do with it and whether we make the world better or worse because of it.

[prncssguya]

something about the boy and the heron saying that beautiful things don’t last forever and that’s okay. it’s okay to move on, there will be pain and grief but happiness and hope will come again.