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Bungou Stray Dogs: Osamu Dazai’s Entrance Exam Illustrations (Colored)

Please don't expect me to always be good and kind and loving. There are times when I will be cold and thoughtless and hard to understand.

— Sylvia Plath

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Rose DeWitt Bukater + sass

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Here Are The Top Finalists For The “Eyes” Photography Contest (part 2 )

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Rewatched “Sprit: Stallion of the Cimarron” for the hundredth time and, like, why don’t people talk about this movie more??? Like it came out only a year after Shrek and that movie has a shit ton of sequels and yet no one ever talks about Spirit??? Like,

(1) It doesn’t glorify or romanticize colonialism. It is some real-ass shit.

(2) It has amazing art.

(3) The main human character is Native American.

(4) It doesn’t stereotype or generalize or dehumanize Native Americans.

(5) It’s about horses!!!!

If you haven’t seen or even heard of this movie, drop everything right the fuck now and go watch. NOW. GO. GO. GO. It’s just an all-around good movie that will give you so many feels.

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Not forgetting the top amazing songs all brought to live by the amaing BRYAN ADAMS. The OSTs are gorgeous. And the end of the story always get me teary.

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Some AMAZING animation by James Baxter in this movie. Seriously he is THE MAN

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I loved this movie when I was a kid!!!! The story is beautiful and amazing and it needs more love!!!!!!!

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The Pizza Effect

Most people think the pizzas they know and love – four cheese, pepperoni – were invented in Italy. But they were actually developed by Italian immigrants in the United States, and then exported back to Italy. Syracuse University anthropologist Agehananda Bharati calls this the “pizza effect.” Here are some other examples of when elements of a nation’s culture developed elsewhere and were then reimported:

Mexico City’s Day of the Dead parade was invented for the James Bond film Spectre and then adopted by the city.

American blues music influenced English musicians in the 1960s, who then exported blues-rock to the United States.

Adapted from India’s chicken tikka, chicken tikka masala became one of the most popular dishes in Britain before being re-exported to India.

Yoga became popular in India after its adoption in the West.

Salsa music originated largely among Cuban and Puerto Rican immigrants to New York in the 1920s and then spread throughout the Americas.

Teppanyaki, the Japanese style of cooking on an iron griddle, grew to prominence in America in “Japanese steakhouses.”

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“He dejado de buscarte, insistir y de escribirte no porque ya no te extrañe o ame, simplemente me cansé de insistir. Quiero tanto que lo nuestro se llegue a dar en algún momento pero es cansado buscar a quien ya no le intereso. Hay días en los que dueles, otros en los cuales intento ignorar lo que siento por ti y ciertamente lo consigo. Algunos días pienso que por fin te he superado o al menos he aprendido a dejarte ir pero algo siempre me recuerda a ti. Sólo quiero que llegue ese día en el que por fin pueda sentirme en paz, en el que por fin logre superar todo lo que siento por ti. Siempre te amaré pero llegará un día en el cual, no te extrañaré más y sólo recordaré lo feliz que me hiciste.”

— Valery Soza.

Odiarte tanto

Puedo asegurar que el hecho de que no estés conmigo es causa de mi torpeza e inmadurez como ser humano, en estos momentos siento como te pierdo cada vez más y tú recuerdo se nubla al paso del tiempo, odio la forma en la que odiarte parece ser la única escapatoria a este encierro al que me condeno.