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“Be careful who you make memories with. Those things can last a lifetime.”
— Ugo Eze
“Imagine being with someone where it’s enough safe to just talk for hours about your fears and the things you’re ashamed of … Hours of pure vulnerability. And when you look up again and expect the worst, you get kissed instead. imagine …”
— A.K. mentor
“Do you ever miss yourself? The person you were before you had your first heartbreak or before you got betrayed by a person you trusted?”
— Unknown
Niall and Myles Smith for "Drive Safe"
“When the world says ‘Give up’, hope whispers 'Try it one more time.’”
— Unknown
I’m ready for it all.
Apartment Dwellers on New Year's Eve (1948) John Falter
Wishing you a year filled with strength, courage, and fulfillment.
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i still love him soooo much ugh
Zayn Malik appears to confront the racism he faced while a member of One Direction in a teaser for a new song, ostensibly titled “Fuchsia Sea.”
Malik shared a snippet of the song on Instagram over the weekend, promising the full track would be “coming soon.” Following the mix of soft rock, soul, and country on his 2024 album, Room Under the Stairs, the “Fuchsia Sea” clip finds Zayn pivoting to pensive hip-hop, as he rhymes casually over a punchy piano beat. (It’s worth noting that Room Under the Stairs also featured a song called “Fuchsia Sea.”)
While Zayn covers a lot of ground in the clip that he shared, the line that jumps out most comes near the end of the first verse, and seems to be a very specific nod to his time in One Direction. “I’m a convert to the concert/And I did that for inflation/’Cause I worked hard in a white band/And they still laughed at the Asian,” he says.
The son of a Pakistani Muslim father and an English mother of Irish descent, Zayn has spoken before about facing racism and bigotry, especially when he was growing up in Bradford, England. While in One Direction, he occasionally spoke about being the target of online harassment, like in a 2012 interview when he said, “Nasty things [were said] like I’m a terrorist, and this and that. How can you justify that? How can you call me that and get away with it?”
Zayn has yet to share any additional details about “Fuchsia Sea,” like when the full song will be release, or whether it’s a one-off track or the first offering from his next project.
Earlier this year, Zayn completed his Stairway to the Sky Tour in support of Room Under the Stairs. At his final two shows in Mexico City, Zayn performed One Direction’s “Night Changes” for the first time in 10 years. The performances happened to coincide with the anniversary of his departure of the group, and also poignantly came several months after the death of his former bandmate, Liam Payne.
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i don’t think people understand how much of life is grief. not just people dying, but losing the version of yourself you thought you’d become. grieving the city you had to leave. the friends you lost not in argument, but in silence. the summer that will never come back. the feeling that maybe you peaked at 12 when you were reading books under the covers and believing in forever
If you pour all your love into others and leave none for yourself, you become an empty vessel; graceful in your sacrifice, but slowly breaking in silence.
i step into my parents' house. a full sanity bar appears on the top right corner of the screen, and very slowly starts draining
fuuuuck i just realized that the future idealized version of myself cant exist without current me being the catalyst for change and doing hard things. has anybody heard about this