I do desire we may be better strangers.

- Author - INTJ - Leo - Millennial -

[kc-the-writer]

[snoopylovessoup]

[turnupthestrobe]

[kc-the-writer]

“Tell me, then,” Duffy pleaded. “If you have a heart as cold as Trip’s, what is the worst he could do?”

[kc-the-writer]

Mae Bancroft has never done anything wrong in her life.

[kc-the-writer]

“Tell me, then,” Duffy pleaded. “If you have a heart as cold as Trip’s, what is the worst he could do?”

[boudicca]

"i don't care at all about the stock market or know what an estate lawyer is, because i'm not rich 😏" your death will be a nightmare for your loved ones to deal with and their death will be a nightmare for you. if you are an adult i'm not saying you need to have a trustee on standby for your vast fortune but you should at least know what "probate" means

[burins]

this is your reminder that you should make a will. if you are in the US you can make a simple one for free at freewill.com, or willfora.com if you're in Canada. if you need anything complex talk to a lawyer (i promise a consultation with a lawyer is cheaper than probate delays/an extended legal fight.) but these sites will cover your basics (I want my partner to get my car, I want my roommate to get my cat, everything else goes to charity/my other partner/my kids/my next door neighbor who brings me brownies.) the state does not care that you have been estranged from your parents for a decade or have been separated from your spouse the money will go wherever the state says it does UNLESS! you have a will.

freewill also has healthcare directives! if you have ever been concerned about your partner(s) being unable to visit you in the hospital or make medical decisions for you if you are unable to make or communicate your own wishes - especially if you are unmarried/poly - you should have a healthcare directive. they are extremely easy to put together and you can designate multiple people as agents; freewill's tool also lets you designate people you do NOT want making decisions for you (for instance, your very Catholic parents.) if you're outside the US you can search "advanced healthcare directive (country)" and usually find a toolkit; often end of life advocacy-type organizations will have them.

nobody wants to think about these things but even more do you not want your loved ones to have to think about these things, very stressfully and expensively, while they are grieving you. make a will. 🫵

[scottlava]

Happy Anniversary to this classic gem of a movie. 40 years!! Incredible. The cassette soundtrack was in heavy rotation in my house. ❤️

[bodhi-devotee]

“you’re such a ray of sunshine!” thanks! one day i chose to act happy and then i kept choosing it over and over and over and over until the neurological pathways formed like desire paths in the thicket. i dug and clawed my nails into the grooves of my brain and carved out joy. i retouch it every day.

[maythe4th]

SENSE AND SENSIBILITY (1995) dir. Ang Lee

[medievalthymes]

hot girl summer is OUT eat his heart in the marketplace autumn is IN

[persephatta-crescent]

I thought hot girl summer was eating his heart in the marketplace

[kc-the-writer]

In every other production of Ado, Bea was entitled to her rage.

In this one, I'm just gonna suggest snacking on Claudio a lil bit. I'll go first...

[whoknowswherethetimegoes]

Joni Mitchell

[rpirquet]

IGGY POP

New York, 1986

📷 Søren Svendsen

[indie-navarrete]

NIKOLAI WOLF — 2009, Jennifer's Body // dir. Karyn Kusama

[paksthestoic]

I love the “captain’s log” mechanism in Star Trek as a method for time skips and exposition.

I am, however, devastated that we never got an episode where any captain’s voiceover is strained and slow. very precise about the events they’re describing. While the screen itself is showing the most batshit insane events and making it clear that the captain is trying VERY HARD to keep everyone involved out of a court martial.

[kc-the-writer]

A gallery wall for the prettiest girls.

Opossum by @trubluebecca

[kc-the-writer]

"I stand, as you see, entirely undamaged, save for the grievous wound of my own boredom.”

Marc, you bitch.

[doesnotloveyou]

Writing a fic set in the 80s–90s and remembering the comfort of turning the tv on in the middle of the night when you were too depressed to sleep or think and just watching whatever was on. Streaming sucks at replicating the noise of a box tv at low volume playing mind numbing content the moment you turn it on. Channel surfing was easy when you felt nothing inside and your head was groggy. You didn't have to choose from 1000 options with 1mil micro options, or answer surveys, or sign in, or hit "skip" when an algorithm chose another thing exactly like what you just barely watched. all the annoying little popups modern services harrass us with weren't there bc at 4am on a summer night you couldn't be bothered to click all that crap. You just turned on the noise box, laid on the couch, and fell back asleep.

and you didn't need an internet connection, and if you used antenna, you didn't even need to PAY for tv at ALL

[kc-the-writer]

my midnight depression show as a 90s child explains everything about me today. i don't have an angel and devil duo on my shoulders. i have nina and maya.