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[maggotseatingmyrottingcorpse]

too tired to move, too tired to leave

[royal-misfit]

My favorite kind of horror is the kind where everything has already happened, and all you can do is watch it unfold. You are as powerless as the characters with the curse of knowing how it ends. These characters are doomed and you must witness that doom.

[peashooter85]

Sword, Switzerland, late 16th century

from The Louvre

[bapouro]

im getting really into real life right now it has become one of my obsessions

[weltenwellen]

Sandra Cisneros, from "Tea Dance, Provincetown, 1982", Woman Without Shame

[sapphymayeyeplease]

she let me hit because i have the exact same correct interpretation of her favorite characters as her

[kawaii-serial-killer]

Source: pinterest

[tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva]

girl who is immune to emotional manipulation because she just doesn't care

[thatbitchsimone]

[theorangepdf]

hm sometimes i wish i was one of those people who moves thousands of miles away and never looks back and has a ton of adventures unmoored from their past and where they’re from but i can’t help looking back and i’m deeply, fervently defined by every person, thing, or place i’ve ever loved

[kitty-n-classe]

[taxidermychrist-deactivated2025]

i come from a long line of unreliable narrators

[drakontomalloi]

Johann Valentin Sonnenschein - Resurrection of Maria Magdalena Langhans with Her Child. 1780

[stuckinapril]

y’all ever read a book that’s so good it pretty much takes over you for the rest of the day? like, yeah, i’m walking around, doing what i’m supposed to do, but my mind’s still stuck on that one line that absolutely punched me in the gut when i first saw it. my heart’s still thumping somewhere in-between those pages.

[flowerytale]

Vita Sackville-West, from a letter to Virginia Woolf (January 21, 1926)

[patrickspens-deactivated2023122]

im like if a girl was repulsive and unlovable and strange basically

[gacougnol]

Dorothea Lange

Bad Trouble over the Week End

1964