Immortalised. ‘Nuff said.
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Immortalised. ‘Nuff said.
AO3 should have an Annotation Mode where you can click to view all of the author's commentary and thoughts about certain parts of the work. A little comment that says "I spent five hours researching vintage radio mechanics for this and didn't even end up using it" or "this is an ancient Hebrew literary technique!" would make my day
the australian curse has broken containment lines
guys he made it onto the grid this time, in japan he’s going to do the formation lap so by miami we should go racing
LOGAN SARGEANT EMPLOYED LIFE IS GOOD
"this is new opic of f1" oscar piastri, and your cute smile and shiny eyes 😭
I love writing because it helps me process. I hate writing because apparently I have a lot to process.
writer culture is working for hours, days, WEEKS on a series only for it to receive 20 kudos and 40 notes, and then watching as the dumbass headcanons and drabbles you wrote in the ao3 text box in 15 minutes blow up with twice as many kudos and 26 notes within an HOUR of posting.
I love writing. I love putting together a story and weaving all the details together. I love feeling things deeply and bleeding them onto the page. I love sharing my stories and having people tell me how much they love the plot or the characters or just any of it. I love that. I love to be a writer.
But I hate feeling like nothing I write will ever be good enough. I hate feeling like no matter how hard I try there will always be someone else who does it better and people who don't like what I have to offer. I hate feeling like I'm always reaching higher and higher and nothing will ever be good enough. It's not good enough for them. It's not good enough for me.
I hate worrying about tropes and cringe and caring what strangers on the Internet think. I'd love to be one of those people who just doesn't give a shit what other people think but that's not me. It never has been. I care. I care deeply, with an ache in my chest and a driving pain in my brain. I care to an embarrassing, shameful degree, and I hate that.
But I also love that about me. I refuse to go through life apathetic and numb. Passion is not a crime. Feeling is beautiful. It's the thing that lets me tap into emotions that don't belong to me with depth enough to write the way I do. I literally cannot have one without the other.
'the F1 movie needed to have Brad Pitt fuck his female engineer because there needed to be sexual tension!' BORING. If they wanted sexual tension they should've made it historically accurate and true to real life and had Brad Pitt fuck his teammate
Blonde german men and their husbands.
sometimes i think about nico rosberg stripping all the paint from his race helmet to reduce as much weight as possible.
nico rosberg intently studying his racing gloves and socks and cutting off every unnecessary bit and piece to make his race starts flawless.
nico rosberg hiring a harvard sleep psychologist to ensure he doesn't waste time being jet lagged because of constantly shifting timezones.
nico rosberg going for runs at any time required even if it was 3am or 4am to ensure his body clock adjusted to the timezone of the country he would be flying to several days in advance before the race.
nico rosberg sleeping in a different bed from his wife and not talking to his family for months because he would devote every waking second to his training.
nico rosberg giving up cycling, an immensely important form of cardio, so he could lose leg mass to save him 0.03 seconds of time and winning one of the most critical races of his career by those 0.03 seconds.
nico rosberg locking himself inside a hotel room to force himself to push harder after he lost the championship to his teammate three times in a row.
how he was once just a young boy who wanted to make it in f1. how he was supposed to be the chosen one because his father was a world champion so he was inevitably expected to make it to and succeed in f1. how he ended up being teammates with one of the best drivers who has ever raced in the sport. how they grew up constantly competing with each other, as teammates, but also as best friends.
how growing up, all the people around them and their karting bosses would always say lewis was the faster driver.
what that would have done to a little boy.
sometimes i think about nico rosberg being unable to eat anything but kelloggs frosties, his favourite cereal that he shared with his childhood best friend and rival a week leading up to his last race in f1, and the last battle they would ever have together.
nico rosberg immediately retiring once he finally won.
nico rosberg's first championship also being his final one.
how even after their worst fallouts nico told the interviewers lewis would always be his best friend. how when the interviewers told nico that lewis had said they weren't friends he refused to believe lewis had said that. how nico's heart dropped when lewis called valterri his favourite teammate. but what about me?
what it takes to get an f1 world championship, but also what the f1 world championship takes away from you.
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The dream is a circle.
fanfiction is a rare gem and a solid, living proof that, in a world of tiktok, influencers and content posting, not everything is about money and going viral. art can still be art just for the sake of the artists’ pure love, joy and passion for the art they create. fanfic writers write 100k words and more about the characters they love for free. just because they love these characters and the art of writing so much. art is not dead and the world is still beautiful.
shoutout to fanfiction and fanfic writers
Max
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