with burning desire and blazing purpose

Anaïs | 27 | France "Something in me will save me from utter ruin no matter what comes."

[couriernine]

Regrets for the live not lived is such bullshit but also inescapable. Much to consider...

[sapphireh3arts]

today is the ten year anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting. a full decade ago, i lost a friend and a coworker. i was lucky. i had friends that lost several people. today, please remember and fight for all those that have died to live the life they should have been free to. i'll always remember you, Cory.

[doechiimp3]

girls wrestle each other girls climb trees girls run around and play sports and jump into lakes and race each other im so sad that we still talk about things like this in gendered terms it bums me out

[cacaitos]

dejadme morir en paz a solas con mi agonía etc.

[2colde]

they are poisoning us today with a thursday poison little do they know we’ve been through a few thursday poisonings so it won’t kill us just yet

[horsesarecreatures]

Irish Cob Foals

[nobrashfestivity]

Harald Sohlberg, Early 1900s

[cor-ardens-archive]

Nina Auerbach, Romantic Imprisonment

[cor-ardens-archive]

this makes me think about how i always consdered jane austen’s books to be a lot creepier than ppl give them credit for. they’re cozy favorites of mine, but they’re not without their own horror (all my cozy favorites are a little frightening, a little sad). this feeling of pervasive inescapable imprisonment is part of it, but also most of austen’s happy endings are tinged with a reminder of something horrific. i remember watching the 95 movie adaptation of sense & sensibility with my mom and how we talked about the ending being really horrific, even if it’s a happy one – watching 16 year old marianne learn to love and settle with 50 year old alan rickman and be grateful about it! and knowing that this is indeed her best choice, just like darcy did indeed help lydia by paying for her marriage to wickham, despite what we know her life will be like. austen’s commitment to realism can be very terrifying, especially because she never lets you forget about women’s dependency on men, or all the other social shackles placed on her privileged heroines and their happy endings.

[cor-ardens-archive]

[filthybody]

[cacaitos]

b type family.

[endiness]

Season 3, Episode 1 "Detroit" THE VAMPIRE LESTAT (2022–)

[such-a-fellow]

A sunset for Kaoru no Kimi

[tls123]

BONUS CONTENT FROM JIEJIE(LY) — day twenty

[themonstrousother]

Dear Brother+THE SPECTER OF LESBIANISM

Oniisama e…, Osamu Dezaki//Oniisama e…, Ikeda Riyoko//Lesbian Gothic: Transgressive Fictions, Paulina Palmer//The Apparitional Lesbian, Terry Castle//Where is My Place in the World?: Early Shōjo Manga Portrayals of Lesbianism, Fujimoto Yukari//(Sem)erotics: Theorizing Lesbian: Writing, Elizabeth Meese

[didnteatthesoap2006]

[mares-soles]

Trying to teach your shithead bourgeois gf the wonders of communism

[wandas-darling]

they're never beating the allegations