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#i miss this (insp)
— Bertrand Russell, from “What Desires Are Politically Important?” (via letsbelonelytogetherr)
Jamie: You frowned your whole career.
Roy: No, I never smiled. That’s different.
There are many things I love about Phryne Fisher. One of the biggies is how much she likes and is protective of women.
Jed: You want to make an honest woman out of her [Zoey]?
Charlie: No, Mr. President, that’s not it at all. We’ve been sleeping together for kind of a while.
Amazing
Once just ONCE I want to watch a movie where the main character says that she doesn’t need a man and her relationships with her sisters/friends are the real love stories of her life…and then she’s still single at the end of the movie or she’s in a relationship but the movie ends with her dancing/brunching/living it up with her girl friends.
Like, if the real love story is her friendships then why is she snogging him????
“Are you a green flag?” “Are you a red flag?” bitch im a white flag 🏳️ i GIVE UP
thinking about jay hulme poetry hours
do any of you even enjoy reading or watching fiction at all? if i wanted the plot with virtually nothing else i would read the wikipedia page
meanwhile I, Redwallpilled since childhood,
I'm sorry but you absolutely cannot strip Jane Austen's work of Regency politics and social etiquette without the entire narrative collapsing into nonsense.
Modern writers need to stop treating Austen’s world like a generic, pretty fairy tale, and start remembering that her books were actually razor-sharp critiques of a brutal socioeconomic landscape with examinations of class, gender, power and money that are still culturally relevant today.
Mr. Bennet: Sure, I haven't taken care of my daughters' financial security, but have I at least taken care of their education? No. But have I taken care of their emotional needs? Also no. But have I been a good protector and supervisor? I'm afraid not. However, have I been a good example for my children of being a kind and respectful spouse, parent, and all around human being? No again. But through it all, have I nailed being funny? Yes. And isn't that the most important role of a father after all?