intro ; love is over @bluur - Tumblr Blog

se-qo

death- beginnings, change, metamorphosis

lottienathive

mysinkingsun

bilosan

this goes beyond friendship, and I love you to the core

wovi

when fleabag said, “with all the love i have for her. i don’t know where to put it now.” and when anne carson wrote, “you remember too much, / my mother said to me recently. / why hold onto all that? and i said, / where can i put it down?” and when mitski sang, “i don’t know what to do without you / i don’t know where to put my hands” and when donnie smith in magnolia (1999) cried, “i really do have love to give! i just don’t know where to put it!” and when emily dickinson once wrote, “we outgrow love, like other things / and put it in the drawer —”

wovi

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molly brodak, molly brodak

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mortifying ordeal, etc. 🕊

(claire schwartz / coco mellors)

wovi

white oleander (2002) dir. peter kosminsky

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jeremy radin

shadowhaert

LISA FRANKENSTEIN: A PROFILE

sofiarostova

people say i'm jealous but my kink is watching you —

eddiediaaz

FAVORITE 9-1-1 HAIRSTYLES ↳ buck in 4.12 • treasure hunt

buckmaddie

Oliver Stark about the negativity concerning Buck's bisexuality

#oh i love him :(

livesuffer

please do not engage i am better as a concept

jesterscircus

good luck, babe! - chappell roan

laurapetrie

What remains constant is the fact that her death is romanticized. More than that, idealized. Type her name into Google and you can quickly find hundreds of depictions of flower-crowned girls in ponds with thousands of reblogs on Tumblr. Those many, many versions of her are uniformly gorgeous, almost dreamy. Everyone picks up on Ophelia being "mermaid-like" with her garlands of flowers. There's very little acknowledgment of her abrupt and muddy death. That's not pretty. It's not picturesque. While Hamlet gets long soliloquies and self-introspection, Ophelia gets lute playing and off-stage drowning. - Nadine Akkerman, "Dead Woman in the Bathtub"