:)

tbh who knows what this blog is

[blondiepoison]

Game of Thrones Hotline for Confused Fans [x]

[suga-ssi]

In The Soop 2 Ep 1 Summary: Yoongi Focus

[honsool]

random minimini gifs ♡ [1/?]

[jooyeone]

tummy rub 🥺

[taee]

tae petting a cat in run ep.145 (for @v-hope​☆) +bonus: kitty getting real comfortable there:

[btsbehind]

210804 | Run BTS! - EP.145 (2/3)

[paulinekael]

[toastbutteregg]

[mae-martin]

I’ll do what I can to get you to totally drive his name out of your mind and replace it with another one. That’d be…? Mencía.

[niki0]

Broken Youth

I was listening to this song and I felt a little inspired.

[plasticinevitable]

yall said “i cant believe this site is free” too many times

[whitechadwarden-deactivated2025]

[hopeinthebox]

butter era + reductress headlines

[jung-koook]

THEY ARE INSANE

[namchyoon]

sometimes, family is a man and his two dummy big brothers, one dummy little brother, a good friend, a charming guy, and a muscle man ♡

[yoonmin]

there hasn’t been a day that i’ve forgotten about you honestly, i miss you

[bellsandforks]

“It’s the nation that does not permit you to live.”

Death by Hanging (1968), dir. Nagisa Ōshima

[filmantidote]

The context of the film is vital as it is relevant more than ever. The film is about an ethnic Korean in Japan who is set to be executed by hanging. Koreans have historically lived as marginalized members in Japan and have been heavily discriminated against despite many of them having all the makings of citizenship by being born and brought up in Japan. Oshima examines how the state legitimizes violence and racism as it permeates in the Japanese conscious of who is deemed worthy of life and who is not. An underlying theme is that guilty or innocent by state-set terms of criminality, marginalized people are guilty at birth.