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[ironinkpen]

“that’s just the way the world works” it literally doesn’t have to be but okay

[ironinkpen]

if anyone ever tells you “humans are just selfish / life is cruel / that’s just how the world is, get over it” be critical of them bc there’s a 75% chance they’re just using that as an excuse for their own shitty behavior so that they don’t have to put an effort into being better, kinder people

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[yekkes]

I think a very revealing moment on Queer Eye was when Tan said to the man they were making over: “I look good for my husband, what are you doing to keep her?” And it like. Absolutely astounded, dumbfounded this man that he should possibly be doing anything for his wife other than merely Exist as her husband

[drunkenhills]

Queer Eye is redefining masculinity one Georgian slacker at a time and I am HERE for it

[swiftbejeweled]

This is potentially one of the most heartbreaking moments in any VM routine. Because it’s so symbolic of their relationship in the build-up to Sochi and the subsequent time afterwards. VM do synchronicity so well, and to watch them both move to the music but in completely different timing whilst trying to be together and not getting any closer is painful. 

Eventually, they give up. And they go in their separate directions and are spinning alone. And it reminds me of the quote in the show when Tessa says: “When we finish skating competitively, sometimes I think that we’ll just go in our separate directions and touch base once a year. It’s hard to know whether skating is that common bond that holds us together or whether all of our shared experiences and our history will keep us there.”

‘Stay’ was an explosion of pain and loss and heartbreak and it’s truly a miracle that they came back together, chose one another and changed the ending because being apart hurt them tremendously. And that’s why Art on Ice ‘Stay’ is the best performance of the routine because they seemed to shut down letting the performance go as far as it could in the Sochi era because they weren’t ready to feel those emotions or they didn’t truly let themselves feel it until the separation had kicked in and they weren’t a consistent part of each other’s lives anymore. They were desperately trying to get closer but couldn’t make it happen yet. They missed each other so much.

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[kentuckyfriedfungus]

No u

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@bastilleglory

[blurgs]

@anolrew

[virtuemoirgifs]

“I skate with Scott, so I am laughing all the time. I know those lines are inevitable.” — Tessa Virtue “One day I woke up and ice dance and Tessa and I, that was my whole life.” — Scott Moir

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[sunthang]

paradise

[swiftbejeweled]

Favourite VirtueMoir Exhibitions (as voted by my followers):

#5 - Jack & Diane (342 votes)

[thechanelmuse]

[hirxeth]

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dream home

[peiran]

[williamsherondales]

You can put your hand in my back pocket. Hand in your back pocket? What the hell is that? Sixteen Candles? It’s the opening image. It’s a couples thing. Yeah, maybe in the 70’s.

[thatonekimgirl]

The Ending of I Dreamed A Dream // Fantasy On Ice 2018

[ravellasmallwood]

1.09 | 6.08

[cyberscully]

cher up @ 4:56am spitting facts and absolutely decimating men

[uncle-tomfoolery]

Why she ask for an envelope to read her own vote

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It was a total dream. Noah is such a caring actor and he would always check in with me after scenes asking me if I was comfortable or if there was something else I’d like to try… He’s truly your dream co-star to work with, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. Lana Condor & Noah Centineo photographed by Emman Montalvan.