Endless Thoughts

Effy: she/her I'm only half as pretentious as I look

[daydreaming-effy]

authors stop promising me 'dark academia' when it's really just a magic school book

[shakespearesdaughters]

[daydreaming-effy]

The Bell Jar is one of those books that just doesn't need movie made out of it

[daydreaming-effy]

I actually think that people's response to Emily Wilson not liking Nolan's film is further proving that a woman having opinions or being a little obnoxious is more hated in society than men doing actual harm

[gremlynn-draws]

A rabbit, his sword and his slain enemy.

Inspired by illuminated manuscript marginalia depicting armed rabbits.

[unusual-suspects]

source unknown

[mother-lee]

[forest-woman]

[millielisbon]

if anyone ever makes another Lolita movie, it should be animated like Persepolis

[millielisbon]

at this point people putting a hogwarts house in their bios is a red flag

[daydreaming-effy]

Tbf basing so much of your personality on any piece of media you read at 11 is kind of embarrassing but at least the Percy Jackson author isn't weirdly obsessed with trans people

[millielisbon]

at this point people putting a hogwarts house in their bios is a red flag

[millielisbon]

i've triggered both the terfs and the millennials who haven't read another book since high school. sensitive motherfuckers, aren't they

[millielisbon]

anyone who comes up with a Dracula movie concept that involves Mina and Dracula in love or Mina as Dracula’s reincarnated lover/wife should be banned from making a Dracula movie

[laclefdescoeurs]

Nymphéas, 1907, Claude Monet

[going2hell4everythingbutbeingbi]

re my "read books that make you feel stupid" post: reading books you don't fully understand is probably the safest way to push yourself outside your comfort zone. you don't have to embarrass yourself in front of anyone. you can do it from your cozy bed. you can easily get help from book clubs or literary analysis online. you can go as slowly as you want. there's literally no risk.

[daydreaming-effy]

reading more challenging books it the best way to improve your reading skills, and then it opens you up to even more books. we all start somewhere

[millielisbon]

I can't explain it but there's something so erotic about nosebleeds

[millielisbon]

[daydreaming-effy]

Summer is here. It's time to read American Psycho and Crime and Punishment again