Smile

[papayajuan2019]

i love the world so much. why do i often forget this

[anditslove]

Andrea Gibson, Birthday

[glowcowboy]

being alive is so fucking scary but god do i love to love!!!! i love to love!!! i was put here to love. so much of life is so uncertain and unpredictable. but my love will be constant if i let it.

[reemillustrated]

[liesandnights]

Every woman's love language is not having to ask. If I have to ask, I'd rather do it myself.

[thebadwitch]

i'm a perfect all-american bitch

[bellabrady]

teenage dream is basically just 'throughout my entire childhood and teenage years i've been told it was impressive how good at things i was for my age but what do i do if i keep aging but i don't get better at things so eventually all the things i do that used to be impressive just become average' and i took that very personally

[h-f-k]

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[my-ny]

BUT I AM MY FATHERS DAUGHTER SO MAYBE I COULD FIX HIM

[cruellesummer]

guts (deluxe edition) out at midnight

[ericxariel]

"But a mermaid has no tears, and therefore she suffers so much more."- Hans Christian Andersen THE LITTLE MERMAID (2023) Dir. Rob Marshall

[kneena-bambina]

What if I forget what your laugh sounded like, what do I do then

[dearest-alexander]

THERE WAS ONLY ONE CHAIR because presumably, the queen doesn't understand Eric's fascination & servants keep away out of respect for him. So, there's no use having chairs around since nobody hangs out with him here. The implication that he must've felt alone for years until, well, her. They're twin souls. I'm gonna sob in the corner real quick.

AND

This should not be applauded, but that mofo knelt on the floor afternoon 'till evening so she can sit (or not, she might be sitting on a box here) on the only comfortable seat in his library like a fucking gentleman. 

A prince on his knees, literally and figuratively. gddamn it, disney.

[hillaryisaboss]

A film set to unwinnable expectations. Too “woke” for having Halle Bailey play Ariel; not “woke” enough because it is still a classic fairytale written by Hans Christian Andersen in 1837, where a princess falls in-love with a prince.

What I saw was a fabulous live-action adaptation. The acting & music is truly on-point.

Disney also added backstory to the Prince, which was very worthwhile storytelling. Visually, it was a stunning movie. The water effects on the hair are a sight-to-behold. And if you’ve seen Pirates of the Caribbean, it is that style/mood mixed with Disney magic & great songs.

Though the 2023 live-action will never be our cartoon imagination from childhood, the original film from 1989 will always be there for us to watch over-and-over again.

However, if you watch the other live-action Disney adaptations, this one truly is the best one by far. Some just want to hate it for whatever reason.

Halle Bailey did a phenomenal job as Ariel & I saw many African American kids in the audience at the theatre. Representation matters ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Go see The Little Mermaid!! It is the right film for the moment — a moment where Disney is being banned in Florida.

Sing & celebrate under the sea with this truly amazing film!! Go Halle Go!! Our Disney heroine 🧜🏾‍♀️

[whyshedisappeared]

Visit Original Link

aaaaand here's the download link

[theman]

high infidelity | taylor swift

[jinxingrief]

[feral-ballad]

Grief is a cruel kind of education. You learn how ungentle mourning can be, how full of anger. You learn how glib condolences can feel. You learn how much grief is about language, the failure of language and the grasping for language.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, from Notes on Grief