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filmtvtoday

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER 9.04 | The Broken Code

adapthne

The voice, the glasses, the socks

glumby

I love the concept of exile. Like dude just get out

cynopoe

I’m losing my mind

tuna-core

redfagdiver

This is like introducing a zoo animal into a wildlife reserve

halliserres

CRIMSON PEAK (2015) dir. Guillermo Del Toro

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i swear to god if one more stupid fandom ruins a beautiful text post i am calling the police

I am obligated to reblog this again, because it is now Superwholock, and therefore perfection.

fatefulfindings

people need to remember that every tumblr post in 2012 was like this

luckystarinsky

"Grief is like falling in love; it is always narcissistic. Some catastrophe cuts through your life and immediately you reshape the world to make this disaster the secret heartbeat of all things, the buried truth of the universe."

- Colin Walsh, Kala

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manny-jacinto

FLEABAG (2016-2019) #02.01 | #02.06

fantasticbeasts

First look at Mads Mikkelsen as Gellert Grindelwald in Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore (2022), dir. David Yates

duchessofhastings

Forgive me, Madam, for taking up so much of your time.

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (2005) dir. Joe Wright

lokihiddleston

TOM HIDDLESTON MCM COMIC CON (2021)

crucefix

Anupam Tripathi as Ali Abdul in Squid Game | 2021

the-writers-bookshelf

I don’t know who needs to hear this but I just wanted to say:

It’s okay if you can’t write as much as you used to.

Our lives change over time. You might be saddled with more mental, emotional, and psychological responsibilities that take up your energy now than you did a few years ago.

Instead of comparing yourself to what you used to be, focus on accepting your creative process the way it is now.

By recognizing and embracing a sustainable writing process for yourself - no matter what it looks now compared to what it used to be - you have a better chance of feeling good about your writing, instead of feeling like you’ve “fallen short” or “failed” because you don’t write the same way (which is totally normal and acceptable!)

hoeonfilm

Do you ever feel like you’re missing out on so much just because of being who you are and not someone else? Whenever I see a beautiful girl I wonder how it must feel to be that beautiful and if I’ll ever feel like that. Or when I see someone who’s confident and extroverted and I imagine how nice and easy it must be to be that way. Or when I see someone that’s my age who has already accomplished so much or been in so many places and experienced so many things, I can’t help but feel like time is falling from my hands like sand and I’m not getting better or going anywhere. I grew up watching movies and reading stories that made me believe that life was supposed to be constantly exciting and I haven’t felt that way many times and I just feel so stuck being myself. I wish I could be someone else for a while.