falling

Kirsten. She/her. USA. *Wheeze*. Was mermaidclary

[roxilalonde-deactivated20251105]

people hate on twilight but it is THE only movie ive ever watched where the 17 year olds actually act like 17 year olds, complete with awkward silences and overall dumbassery. nobody is smooth or clever at all, everyone is uncomfortable, half of bella’s responses to anything that happens to her are “um” and tbh that’s true to life! that’s cinematic realism baby like it or not

[ryanbergara2]

wow shane roasted ryan’s twitter and it’s brutal

[ryanbergara2]

a fantastic addition thanks ryan

[saltchip]

tbh my music taste is so hard to describe like it’s literally everything except for the songs i dont like

[feelrosevibe]

Accurate as hell

[inkskinned]

there will be a moment when you realize you are more grown up than your parents are. this is the loss of childhood, my love. it is when you’re standing in the kitchen and one of your parents is screaming about something and you recognize: you will let them win the fight not because you are wrong, but simply because you know that they will keep shouting unless you drop the subject. you expect them to have childish understandings of things. they will hold onto their concept of the world as if it was not a changing thing. they must be right, and they must be somehow more right than you, always, in everything. their idea of control is so necessary to who they are that you just let it go.

this is the moment. you are 11 or 17 or 21. and you realize that you’re more mature than they ever were. 

and in some odd, sad way, this frees you. where they have stagnated, you continue.

[joey-hazell]

For those saying in the notes “wow teens really think they’re more mature than their parents just because they disagree lol?” No, it’s not about that.

It’s about seeing my mom use childish tactics of name calling, and changing the topic to another issue when my sisters call her out on something. When my sister asked her what was so wrong about homosexuality and my mom only had one response, “It’s not normal,” to every follow up question my sister had. It’s when my dad decides to make a joke, and getting unreasonably angry when it’s not recieved well, deciding that we just can’t take a joke and not that he didn’t read the room right. It’s when my aunt is proud of herself for being close minded and laughs at my sisters and I for trying to say that maybe she shouldn’t be. 

As a younger teen I had a theory that because my mom ran a daycare out of our home for so many years that she now only knew how to argue like a child. It’s been years since the daycare and she still resorts to childish tactics. And as I got older I saw it more in the other adults in my life. My sisters see it too, and we’re becoming experts in how to navigate our them as if we were the parents learning how to control our children. 

I love my parents I really do. But at 23 years old it is indeed a bit sad and frightening to realise that these figures of authority really dont hold that much more over me in terms of maturity anymore. And that yeah, there are many scenarios I have to navigate as the adult in the situation, and be the one willing to let things go. 

Basically, it’s the realisation that respect is earned, not demanded simply because someone is older.

[handsvett]

I do feel like the post-1990 generations are going to accept the realization in that last sentence on a larger scale than any generation before seems to have done

[yoursoulsgspot]

Favorites + Witches

Halloweentown, The Craft, Practical Magic, Hocus Pocus, American Horror Story: Coven, Charmed

[winterswake]

[queendaenerys]

I’m incorrigible too. Only she doesn’t know it.

[littlesati]

“I feel sorry for Persephone because even when she’s back with the living, people are afraid of her because of where’s she’s been,” Amma said. “And even when she’s with her mother, she’s not really happy, because she knows she’ll have to go back underground.”

[sinnamonghoul]

Self care is going into a corn field at night to get abducted by aliens

[bergaramadejs]

depression vs. anxiety

[youngvlxanoes]

i need a hug and six months of sleep

[bewegungslos]

mood: wanna move to another city and start a new life

[shewillfeatdrake]

that feeling you get when you’re angry

[shewillfeatdrake]

anger

[kkoongie]

Working at hot topic is so fucking surreal

[kkoongie]

I made this post because today two guys came into the store and one kept purposely referencing Rick and Morty, while the other had never seen the show and the first guy was trying to make it seem like an awful thing that guy 2 had never seen it and was thinking he was superior for knowing a bunch of useless facts about the show. Meanwhile guy 2 looked visibly uncomfortable. While his was happening, some girls were arguing saying “you can’t be a fan of supernatural if you’ve only seen 4 seasons”.

I felt like I was living out a fucking tumblr post and I’m only keeping this job to get a discount on jeans

[ericscissorhands]

“No one ever thinks chicks do shit like this. A girl can only be a slut, bitch, tease, or the virgin next door.”

[ericscissorhands]

Female Characters Appreciation, Villains: Part 1

“Isn’t it time to acknowledge the ugly side? I’ve grown quite weary of the spunky heroines, brave rape victims, soul-searching fashionistas that stock so many books. I particularly mourn the lack of female villains — good, potent female villains. Not ill-tempered women who scheme about landing good men and better shoes (as if we had nothing more interesting to war over), not chilly WASP mothers (emotionally distant isn’t necessarily evil), not soapy vixens (merely bitchy doesn’t qualify either). I’m talking violent, wicked women. Scary women. Don’t tell me you don’t know some. The point is, women have spent so many years girl-powering ourselves — to the point of almost parodic encouragement — we’ve left no room to acknowledge our dark side. Dark sides are important. They should be nurtured like nasty black orchids.”

[unhingedbabe]