:)

she/her | over 18 | gwen stacy variant

[incorrectghostfiles]

Still thinking about this.

[jynersso-moved-deactivated20250]

REBECA ANDRADE

Women’s Gymnastics - Paris 2024

🥇 GOLD MEDAL - Floor Exercise

🥈 SILVER MEDAL - All-Around

🥈SILVER MEDAL - Vault

🥉 BRONZE MEDAL - Teams

[yourelosingmes]

Have I lost you to another man?

You're losing me to a life of my own.

PRISCILLA (2023)

[starwarsbian]

[rosenkranz-isnt-dead]

take this wretched show away from me I have things to do

[rosenkranz-isnt-dead]

💃🏻💃🏻

[zipstick]

watching the x files is like wow. love really is real. also what the fuck was that thing

[mulderrrrrrr]

“tell me i’m crazy.”

“mulder, you’re crazy.”

[rosenkranz-does-things]

x files studies but this time I tired to achieve that VHS feeling. I very vaguely remember watching some episodes as a kid, and I think this is as close as I've ever got to recreating that memory of a small, grainy tv in a dark room

[rosenkranz-does-things]

prints

[robin-buckely]

#that’s it that’s the show

THE X-FILES | 1.02

[hoziercriespower]

Hozier - Wasteland, Baby! - Behind The Album Cover

Raine Hozier-Byrne explaining the details of her artwork behind the album cover for "Wasteland, Baby!"

[kosmogrl]

losing the idgaf war badly (I want to be in love and to have someone be in love with me)

[mountain-in-springtime]

mutuals who wants to go on a date with me where we get drunk and reenact all the musical numbers from mamma mia

[forkeepsblog]

Could I just say something real quick? 

It’s all coming. Whatever you’re starving for, whatever that ache is that stings your bones, it’s coming. The love, the happiness, the adventures, and the creativity that you are seeking, it is all coming for you. Here’s the thing, don’t let your right now get away. The things you find mundane, keep them. Store them in the pocket of your favorite coat like found pennies. They aren’t futile. Do not let them cause you to feel empty and hollow. They are going to be worthwhile. Keep the hunger for what is coming, but please, keep a tight grip on these little ordinary moments that are happening right now, because they – these tiny pieces of this ordinary affair you find yourself in – are the foundation to your extraordinary. And I promise you, if you begin to recognize your right now, you’ll see your extraordinary coming.  

[just-spacetrash]

the 'what if you played it a little risky' post literally Changed my life but i cant fujkign find it in my blog because its. a tiktok screenshot

[bluehairedspidey]

is this it?

[dasloddl]

[ID / Block of text over a persons face that reads: what if you start playing it a little risky? Even just in the slightest. say hi to the bus driver every morning, smile at people in public, go to the gym even if you're worried about being seen, take that class, talk to that person. star[t] posting those videos you want to make, sit with the person sitting alone, start a new hobby, find a new interest, buy themflowers, go on that trip. Be who you truly are and not a watered down you. / end ID]

[ao3-crack]

(x)

[indiainswiftland]

I've said it before and i'll say it again: THAT IS NOT A FUCKING METAPHOR, JOHN GREEN

[sizzlingsandwichperfection-blog]

Thanks for tagging me in this. I agree that what Gus thinks is the metaphor is not the metaphor in The Fault in Our Stars, but I do think there is nonetheless a metaphor lurking there.

In The Fault in Our Stars, Gus is indeed engaging in classic teenage attention-seeking by putting a cigarette in his mouth but not smoking it, and he justifies this by claiming it's a metaphor for his agency, for his control over what happens to him. "You put the killing thing between your teeth but don't give it the power to kill you." As if you have the power.

But of course, the reader knows this is not a good metaphor. This is not how power or agency work--you don't actually have control over what happens to you, and (as Gus eventually realizes at the very end of the novel) you don't have any say in whether you get hurt in this world.

The actual metaphor is that despite our furious attempts to establish a feeling of agency, we never actually have it. And so of course Gus is wrong when he says, "It's a metaphor." The actual metaphor is that when Gus desperately needs to express his agency over what happens to him, he's not even strong enough to buy a pack of cigarettes, let alone make a choice about whether to smoke them. That's the metaphor--Gus thinks the cigarette stands for the control individuals have over their fate; the actual metaphor is that the cigarette stands for the control we lack, for the fault that is in our stars.

[sizzlingsandwichperfection-blog]