The sun also rises

Sara. 33. Belgium. Living by the sea. Social Worker. Fangirl. Dogmom of Irish Wolfhound Zappa.

[queencalanthes]

This world is your legacy, Elisabet. I won’t let it slip away. I’ll do whatever it takes. I promise.

HORIZON FORBIDDEN WEST 2022 | dev. Guerrilla Games

[sosuperawesome]

Vincent Giarrano on Instagram

[kaasbolletje]

[talesofstyles]

no one:

the girls in bridgerton trying to figure out how sex works:

[caernua]

bridgerton really said “we know what you ladies want: the fantasy of being a rich ass young lady in a romanticised version of the regency era, whose only concerns are dresses and penis. here you go ur welcome” and they are RIGHT

[mandy-lane]

[dancingtotaylorsbeat]

Reputation precedes ME!

[taylorswiftdaily]

Taylor Swift ft. Brendon Urie - ME!

[notesfromtheabyss]

There have been moments in my life where I like, didn’t think that I would ever get to have that. You know? Because of what I looked like or because there’s like a certain way that your body is supposed to be, and I’m not that. And that maybe if I was just sweet enough and nice enough and easy-going enough with any guy, that that would be enough for someone.

Shrill

[unapologetically-human]

““Just because someone used to be an important part of your life doesn’t mean you have to continue to cling to the friendship when it begins to die. Your relationship was once something beautiful and fulfilling, and that’s a wonderful thing. But at a certain point, no amount of watering and nurturing will bring it back to full bloom. The fact that its deteriorated doesn’t mean you’re incapable of sustaining meaningful friendships. It doesn’t mean you’re not worth the time and effort it takes to maintain a connection. And it isn’t any sort of evidence that you’re a burden or a bad friend. It just means that the relationship has run its course. It means that you’ve evolved into different people or moved apart or just lost each other in the clutter and preoccupation of life’s everyday demands. But it isn’t a reflection on your value as a person and friend.It’s okay to mourn the loss of a relationship that used to have a special place in your heart. But if keeping yourself tethered to this person is causing more damage than healthy detachment and ongoing growth, it’s also okay to stop watering the friendship and let it die out. You don’t have to sacrifice your wellbeing for the sake of maintaining a relationship that doesn’t serve you anymore. You’re allowed to be picky when it comes to the people you let into your mental and physical space. You’re allowed to conserve your time and energy only for people who reciprocate. Because you deserve to feel seen and heard and cared for. You deserve relationships that make you feel fulfilled and connected. And no matter how long of a history you have with a person, you deserve to let go of any friendship that hurts you and forces you to prove your worth.””

— Daniell Koepke

[goatboi-draws]

Rest In Peace you legend.

Stan Lee. Born 12/28/1922 Died 11/12/2018

[marvel-is-ruining-my-life]

Happy 95th Birthday Stan Lee!

December 28, 1922

[vladtheunfollower]

[theblankstate-deactivated202211]

[theblankstate-deactivated202211]

[saltwaffle]

full offense but none of you would have ever survived fanfiction.net in 2009

[rizaoftheowls]

bold of you to assume I was not forged in that dark crucible

[mecharose]

why isn’t anyone allowed to be wrong anymore? it’s okay to be wrong. no one should be terrified of every tiny little mistake they might make. being wrong, and realizing you were wrong, is how you learn and grow and change.

[johnnyjoestarrelatable]

rb if you’re a bi bitch who loves carbs