inmybecoming

thoughts + life and everything in between

[warningsine]

[p1princess16]

Found this on Pinterest...

Felt too real to not share...

WHY ARE THEY CALLING ME OUT LIKE THAT🥹🥹

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[bleachblondebitches]

SUBOTA 11:30

Once in my life I truly fall in love and then I fuck everything up. I couldn’t be normal, even for him. Of course, I couldn’t do it.

[melobluelights]

My favorite part about season 4 of Bridgerton and Sophie's journey is that she learns how abundant love is in all forms.

She starts off not believing anyone could love her and she doesn't deserve love. She never knew her mom, she assumed her dad didn't love her after learning he left nothing to her in his will, and was abused by her step mom. She always felt out of place and never truly cared for.

But it was Alfie and Irma who helped her get to the masquerade ball. It was Benedict who without even knowing who she was, saved her from the Cavendish house because he saw men attempting to assault a maid. It was Violet who hired her after learning she saved Benedict and who adored her and was eventually supportive of her and Benedict's relationship. It was Posy who literally climbed out a window to warn her that Araminta was trying to find her. It was her fellow maids/staff like Varley, Alfie, and Hazel who tried to get her help when they found out she was arrested. It was Hazel and Alfie who constantly provide her with emotional support. It was Eloise who steps up to distract Cressida while Sophie goes to find her father's will. It was Violet and Benedict who work together to blackmail Araminta into dropping the case against Sophie. It was Lady Danbury and Alice Mondrich who work to get the Queen to support Sophie and Benedict's union. Everyone had Sophie's back and that's how she got her happy ending.

People often misunderstand Cinderella and claim it’s just about a wealthy man who saves her from poverty and abuse, but a true Cinderella story will have her mice, birds, and fairy god mother who help her get to her happy ending. Sophie learns she has a whole community of loved ones who are there for her.

[yenvengerberg]

"I love you. Of course I love you."

[zanephillips]

Jonathan Bailey and Luke Thompson via bridgertonnetflix on Instagram

[rylandsgrace]

#Bro has a beef with a country 😭

[we-all-get-hats]

anthony is so stupid omg “not even our SAINTLY PERFECT MOTHER would support you!!”

meanwhile benedict uses the word ‘love’ one (☝️) time and violet is like “wait omg you didn’t tell me you were in LOVE that’s my FAVORITE THING okay here’s my grandmother’s ring and here’s my plan to lie to the queen’s face trust me it’ll be great let’s gooooo 😊”

[willesredlights]

Finally watched Young Hearts tonight and I can say this is the best movie I've seen this year. It's so beautiful and I literally loved everything about it, the story, the scenery, the soundtrack. The way such young actors can bring their characters alive in such a vulnerable and beautiful way! There were moments where I just sat there with tears in my eyes. It's just such an important story and this movie can mean a lot to people who struggle with their sexuality or identity in general. Also everyone needs a grandpa Fred in their life.

Maybe less related to the story itself was that they integrated a lot of things that were typical Belgian, (I mean it's a Belgian movie but there were just a few things they integrated that were nice like Belgian waffles or Sandra Kim's song which Belgium won Eurovision with or the fact we speak two languages here), this just made me even more proud that this is a Belgian movie. Also I really love the difference between the shots taken in the countryside and the ones taken in Brussels, it was a very nice contrast between the two.

Please, if you haven't watched it yet and you have the chance to, go watch it because literally it's so beautiful🥹🩷

[uh-velkommen]

This picture showed up on my Twitter with Lou cropped out and then it popped up on my tiktok with Willem cropped out and like, yall!

Belgium ain't that big how do yall not know about the other guy?!?!?

(and the tiktok comments don't even realize they're looking at the Belgian who did young and Gay first😭)

[happy-xy]

YOUNG HEARTS (2024) Directed by Anthony Schatteman

[yakovsantucci]

[gem-wildee]

Young Hearts is an incredibly sweet portrayal of young love, and it feels refreshing in the best possible way. Without spoiling anything, it’s such a relief to finally experience a story that doesn’t rely on tragedy to be impactful. Instead, it allows love to exist gently, honestly, and without punishment.

What makes the film especially moving is how it treats children’s emotions with sincerity. It reminds us that kids are capable of experiencing love that is pure, simple, and deeply meaningful; feelings that deserve to be taken seriously rather than dismissed as fleeting or naïve.

Young Hearts offers something rare: a warm, hopeful depiction of first love that feels authentic and affirming. It’s the kind of story that stays with you not because it breaks your heart, but because it lets it rest.

[mrsorange]

[inmybecoming]

this reminds me so much of skam, like if you know, you know

[cowboylikeliz]

watched Young Hearts and i cried through the whole thing, BUT i managed to write down like two quotes.

“Sometimes when I go to sleep, I hope everything will be back to normal when I wake up. That he won’t be in my head. I try liking Valerie the same way, try being in love with her.”

“Just know that I tried to change.”

these probably aren’t completely accurate cus theyre the english translation, but theyre heartbreaking in any language so.

[kolaicendionysos]

Young Hearts (2024) dir. Anthony Schatteman

[dailyskams]