DENISSE 💫

It's a mistake you do, loving wild things. 17.6

[satellitestomps]

guy: *has soft brown curly hair*

me:

[90schalamet]

[sedraboc]

[sweet-chalamet]

he would’ve KILLED THIS!!!!!

[inact1v33]

softest boy 💌

[inact1v33]

the most precious boy

[timhoethee]

[oliviasroses19]

Me living my life and the suddenly remembering that Timothée Hal fucking Chalamet is a real person out there living his best life and getting all the praise he deserves and fuck I need a nap.

[sseoulful]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BhTcVflB74_/

[makkleyn]

[mixscrns]

Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)

[tchalametgifs]

The King (2019) dir. David Michôd

[perocasi-deactivated20190830]

lamento lo ausente, a veces no tengo ganas de existir

[benepla-deactivated20200506]

can we give it up for Suzanne Collins for fucking off into oblivion with her money after hunger games fucking destroyed the YA market for like 6 years. everything YA was dystopian “EVERYONES IN A DIFFERENT QUADRANT” shit from 2010 to 2016 and we didnt hear a peep from her. true fucking power.

[ruby-white-rabbit]

And she hasn’t said a word since. Rowling could take some pointers

[galaxiepresdechezvous]

Yeah but in Collins defense, her book was really good. She perfectly showed PTSD, Katnis trauma from when her mom mentally “abandoned” her when her dad died and the parallel with Katnis depression at the end of the series, perfectly depicted the society and its inherent problems, Finick’s back story, socio-economic disparities based on skin colour, Rue and the 11th district, President Coin and how she was as bad as Snow but in an other angle, distrinct 13 and the capitol trying to use her image for the war even though she did want to, and way more stuff I can’t think of right now.

I mean the following Y/A distopian books were mostly bad knock off who thought that the reason the HG had such success was because of the love triangle, but in reality Collins created such a complexe yet very realistic world that makes a parallel to our society of entretainment and war

[whatisthisplaceidonteven]

The Hunger Games was baby’s first intro to social justice for a lot of kids back in the early 2010s. They were brilliant books that introduced a lot of complicated concepts in a way teens could understand and enjoy - plus, addictive, well-plotted adventure stories with A+ characterization and worldbuilding. But all the general public seems to remember about them is the love triangle, and I will always be salty about that.

[princecaviar-deactivated2022113]

The irony of the Hunger Games is that the media in the book and the media in the real world both chose to focus on the love story instead of the rebellion.

[feistiest]

*looks up at night sky* *sees more stars than usual* *mood immediately lifts by 93%*

[poetainvisible]

“No te conformes. Nunca te conformes. Tú vales 100%. No 60%. No el 75%. No te conformes con excusas. Encontrarás la felicidad y será mucho más de lo que imaginaste.”

— Poeta Invisible

[phaxes]

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