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leaving this blog as an archive but will no longer be active. hope all my mutuals are doing well :) i've had a great time here, in spite of it all.

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breaking out of my self imposed exile to say hi hope you all are doing well 🧍🏽‍♀️

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hello again

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taking this adderall at midnight. I better get so much done

[riverlarking]

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really can’t stand bitches who look back at the pandemic w any sort of nostalgia or believing it was just a break from the usual instead of what it actually was

[thememedaddy]

[jewishsora]

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so many things to kill yourself about

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i keep sleeping through morning yoga this is so embarrassing

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supriya ganesh i clocked the she/they on ur ig profile. i see that

[blackfilm]

https://hyperallergic.com/692922/black-film-archive-maya-cade-interview/?fbclid=IwAR2ORlGoVDe-iNlELsVqq66IkDrwgwL_Jw5ezcaUzDtSZTVwBh79DMQsiCw

A New Archive Shows Where to Stream Hundreds of Classic Black Films

Hyperallergic speaks to Maya Cade, creator of the Black Film Archive, about showcasing an “abundance of Blackness across time.”

[hotvintagepoll]

link to the archive !

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it’s so nice out tonight i might just sleep on the deck

[filmgifs]

MULHOLLAND DRIVE 2001 — dir. David Lynch

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it’s 80 f in New York i had a drink with some new friends last night i slept in this morning and had my lunch and coffee and cig on the deck in direct sunlight my friends are coming over in a few hours and im graduating in less than a month. never kill yourself

[emliyarmstrong]

SHANE McCUTCHEON in THE L WORD ∟ 5.03 Lady of the Lake

[holocrone]

THE PITT 1.15 | 9:00 P.M. +

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9 and 12 for the movie asks :)

9. born in 2002, i would have to go with signs or secretary! signs i watched at a very young age and it has stuck with me as one of my first introductions to alien/space horror and also one of the first films i felt genuine fear watching but also fascination w/. even though it gave me nightmares i would still watch it. and secretary i watched a few months ago and i LOVE it wasn’t expecting to but it’s incredibly charming and well acted and a really interesting exploration of a particular dynamic that i want to see in more films

12. i like black comedy that is very satirical and dark, so i often look for thriller comedies and the like. a kubrick classic that i was introduced to in undergrad was “dr. strangelove”. in that vein, “parasite” “heathers” “after hours” and “triangle of sadness” also come to mind. not straight up comedies but absurd, surreal, and unsettling in a way that you can’t help but laugh at