to the moon and to saturn

cait | 30 | ⚢ soft lesbian, occasional gif maker

[thoughtkick]

“Love yourself enough to take the actions required for your happiness … enough to cut yourself loose from the drama-filled past … enough to set a high standard for relationships …enough to feed your mind and body in a healthy manner … enough to forgive yourself … enough to move on.”

— Steve Maraboli

[heavensghost]

from Autopsy by Donte Collins

[monsieurphantom]

Keira Knightley as Elizabeth Swann in Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003) | dir. Gore Verbinski

[company]

i'm literally an artist who doesnt create anything. no i can't explain it to you

[lionfloss]

External shots of botanical gardens by Swiss photographer Samuel Zeller

[apparentzee]

"if you love me you will listen to this song" ft concussion lucy

[boeing-787]

It’s N7 Day once again!!

[filmnoirsbian]

I think we should romanticize being in ur 30s how come the teens/early20s get romanticized I wasn’t even a person in my teens/early20s #thirty #flirty #thriving #girl

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[aqua-regia009]

Silent figures with landscapes • Woman With Full Moon • Moon Cloud • The Drowning • The Moon Only Shines For The Lonely • The Deers & The Crane • Ashes To Ashes • The Waves At The End Of Time

Hand-cut collages by øjeRum

[aslowyear]

Reading Times, Pennsylvania, Oct 14, 1926

[quecksilvereyes]

im obsessed with stories that have a fixed ending before they even start. stories with narrators who are crying as they tell it because there is only one way this can end.

there is only one way this can go.

stories where the characters might know how it all ends and beg the audience to change it, knowing they can't. stories where the characters are unaware, but given the people they are and the situations they're in- well, what else are they supposed to do?

stories that are loops. that start with everyone dying and getting back up again to do it one more time.

because this time, maybe, it will be different.

the narrator cries.

[marysmirages]

Midsummer moon (2021)

[jentrevellan]

Hustle up, ladies

[skogrbjorn]

saw the original on my twitter timeline, it instantly clicked in my head so figured I had to edit and share it with y'all

[corvidkusnos]

What's this? A new ship? What would they be called... Valoba?

[thevampireconnoisseur]

Nope (2022) is such a brilliant movie in so many ways. It’s about the inherent evil of spectacle. It’s about Hollywood’s abuse of animals. It’s about stealing and erasing black history. It’s about how personification is ultimately a bad thing. It’s about trauma. It’s about the never ending cycle of abuse that comes from exploitation. It’s about predator and prey. It’s about looking up to the heavens in awe. It’s about averting your gaze lest you be punished. It’s about respecting animals. It’s about the way poc are treated in media. It’s about how far some people will go for money. It’s an alien movie but it’s a monster movie but it’s a western but it’s a si-fi and it’s the best movie I’ve ever seen.