Chelle

TV shows, music and photography.

[fi-amannillah]

to be soft with someone and not regret it

[keytomind]

🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤☝🏼

[mirethos]

[geryone]

We Interrupt This Broadcast, Gregory Orr

[paper-wounds]

[havingapoemwithyou]

I THINK LOVE IS SOMETHING THAT HAPPENS TO OTHER PEOPLE by Michael Gray Bulla

[kocalls]

[galaxymoonfairy]

CHENG SHAOSHANG— “I’ll stay by your side.”

LING BUYI— “ […] Will you always be by my side?”

CHENG SHAOSHANG— “I’ll help you, no matter what happens. I’ll always be by your side, no matter what it is.”

Love like the galaxy, 2022

♥️⭐️

this scene absolutely shatters me soo bad every time. so so excellent. so angsty. so emotional. it hits so profoundly within me every time i watch it…. it’s THAT intense and powerful. such an incredibly perfect executed drama I LOVEEE IT SO SO MUCHHH <33 it hurts my hearttt!

[dangermousie]

Ling Buyi:

NiaoNiao:

Poor man, he has a lot of work until she looks at him the way her STEM self looks at a bridge:

[lieaday]

heart shaped forget-me-nots

[allthingseurope]

Eze, France *by Alissa

[toyastales]

Casa de Perrin

[hisa-88]

Tsumago-juku.

[stemiwithme]

samira mohan the best patient advocate in that emergency department hands down. the way she takes care of joyce st. clair never ever fails to give me goosebumps. when she steps back and screams at everybody to stop and the whole department stands still and then she immediately gets down to business, confirming that joyce has sickle cell and ordering the appropriate treatment. and when whitaker seems doubtful of the validity of joyce’s condition samira educates him concisely and directly without being unkind, but still with the full intensity and seriousness that that conversation deserves. and while still being respectful towards addicts!!! and then there’s the case with the influencer suffering from mercury poisoning that samira refuses to ship off to psych because her patient is telling her something is off and she trusts her patient. and the fact that she’s actively researching racial disparity in the ER by painstakingly reviewing patient charts from the last 5 years!!!!! THAT’S dedication and passion!!!! people call her slow-mo and she’s made her peace with that bc she knows it’s for the right reasons, bc she refuses to cut corners or overlook things or ignore her gut. bc she cares deeply for every single one of her patients, no matter how they treat her (see: the morphine addicted dad visiting from new york for his daughter’s wedding). like she really is that girl!!!!! she really is!!!! samira mohan i LOVE YOU and you’re the BEST RESIDENT DOCTOR EVER and i would TRUST YOU with MY LIFE

[dygn]

the wildflowers and the sea

[rylandsgrace]

First hour -> Last hour The Pitt (2025 - )

[tvdoctors]

THE PITT 1.08 • 2:00 P.M.

[akkipanda]

This is actually real. I owe my profession to those people from Freedom House.

[creepygnocchi]

maybe my favorite part of the pitt is how it addresses implicit biases in medicine and society. a south asian woman doctor recognizes a black woman patient has sickle cell after she's been mistreated by the paramedics. a doctor with an autistic sister is able to help a patient on the spectrum after another doctor is dismissive. one doctor challenges another over whether she fat shamed a patient, and if that bias hindered her judgment. a doctor confronts her older, male boss about prioritizing the safety of a teenage boy who's made threatening comments to girls, rather than the girls who may be harmed. a handsome white male asshole doctor who's been a resident for four years is stealing drugs, and the young woman asshole doctor is the one who realizes it (they've both acted like jerks, but shockingly he gets more leeway from viewers). idk man it's just nice to see actual wrestling with the intersection of misogyny, racism, fatphobia, and other issues in the medical profession. also the doctors are hot