And every other cheesy cliché

Hi! I'm Mariana, I'm 26 years old and I watch way too many tv shows

[piranhaprevails]

erik kripke KNENENNWWWWWW what he was doing having soldier boy say “he’s my asexual weirdo” and then looking at misha

[lockedintheimpala]

oh my god I've never been happier to be wrong

[lolrel]

moments in autumn

[figueroths]

NEW GIRL REWATCH ♢ 1.15

[cinematvdaily]

Daeron "The Drunken" Targaryen A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms - 1.06 "The Morrow"

[thecoffeelorian]

Mood.

[solmanath]

you know. i must say that this is true for me as well

[alrauna]

Carolyn (@theslowtraveler)

[walk-up-songs]

[one single bloodcurdling agonized scream] ok time to lock in

[princessnamora]

AN INCON-WHEELIE-ENT TRUTH ∘°∘♡∘°∘ Episode 11.13 ∘°∘♡∘°∘

[charitydingle]

Kedi 2016, dir. Ceyda Torun

[timothyolyphant]

THE PITT S02E04

[markantonys]

threesome in the morning, gay hookup in the afternoon, meet-cute with his future wife in the evening. benedict's living the dream.

[patriciasmoyer]

Kate/Anthony and Benedict/Sophie in the Library

[livelovecaliforniadreams]

[thereadersmuse]

The class difference here is so stark. It's not that Sophie has never seen a chandelier before. It's that she's never had time to look.

Benedict has all the time in the world and it's never occurred to him to look up because opulence and the time in which to enjoy it is a given in his life. For Sophie, time is a resource that is both finite and comes with strings attached. She works for a living and does not have permission to linger.

The upper class don't just have material wealth, they have the richness of time. The most valuable resource there is. And that moment for Sophie was finally having the ability to stop and look.

[crowley-anthony]

[crowley-anthony]

#yearning from afar