don't lose ur head

katie -- xxiv; enfp; bi

[cowboyhudsons]

[romanhollliday]

The Bathing Pool, c. 1753. Hubert Robert

[anxietyproblem]

[guccihall]

Sometimes it’s you and your iced coffee against the world

[knlfeparty]

girls don’t want boys girls want pretty hardcover editions of literary classics

[pagewoman]

Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland

via boyhistory

[detailedart]

Jupiter (filtered) by Judith Schmidt.

[whiledancing-deactivated2021043]

the band’s visit one year anniversary edits: day four → favorite scene

this one is unrealistic. a woman give up her child? a man who dies for love?

ah, but love in itself is hope, and hope is a reality in our lives.

[andremichaux]

…I decided to wait for you to come back. Every so often, a different Janet came, but I knew it wasn’t you. Jason, it’s been, like, 1,000 Bearimys. I know. But I wanted to see you again. It was actually pretty easy to wait.

The Good Place | The Final Chapter

[ronanlysnch]

#oh the flirting in the 1860s

[wherethereareoctobers]

If you could instantly be granted fluency in 5 languages—not taking away your existing language proficiency in any way, solely a gain—what 5 would you choose?

[theivorypiano]

romantics be just vibing with their herbal teas and concept of yearning

[aquariumsoap]

Sorry boss I can’t come into work today I’ve come down with Female Hysteria

[butternaan]

it drives me crazy how humans are just meant to hold each other. how come when you hold someone's hand, your fingers just perfectly lock with theirs? how is it that when you hug someone, your face fits just right in the crook of their neck? how can your hands cup someone's face like that's their only primary function? it cannot be coincidence that our bodies are fully capable of holding another... we were designed to love

[notdavidfincher]

There is only one way this war ends. Last man standing.

1917 (2019) dir. Sam Mendes, cinematography by Roger Deakins

[goodreadss]

““We love the things we love for what they are.””

— Robert Frost (via goodreadss)

[cheyennecheyenne]

women are socialized to be so accommodating of others and you don’t even realize it until you’re already in the middle of some elaborate favor for someone and you’re wondering what the fuck you’re even doing