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tramp stamp that says “You will never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you”
summer in jackson / “he had the awkward tenderness of someone who has never been loved and is forced to improvise”
“The thing about reading fanfic (and original slash fic) is that you get used to that particular writing/reading culture after a while. You get used to the frank discussions of sexuality and kink, the close attention to diversity and social justice issues in the text, the unrestrained creativity when it comes to plot. The most amazing, creative, engaging stories I’ve ever read have almost all been fanfiction, and I think part of that is because there’s no limitations placed on the authors. They’re writing purely out of joy and love for the world and its characters, with no concerns about selling the finished product. The only limit is their imagination. Next to that, most mainstream fiction starts tasting like Wonder Bread, you know?”
— Cordelia Kingsbridge
Idk i think some people miss the point of someone who's around my age lamenting that they've never dated or done anything or been in love, but really want to be. I saw someone who was 24 ask whether there was still hope for them (which I know is kinda dramatic), and the person who responded was like "do you have friends and family who love you and whom you love? Have you ever read a good book or eaten fruit or sat in the sunlight. Love is everyhwere 🥺❤️🥺❤️" and like yeah yeah I get that little love and platonic love is just as important as romantic and sexual love but really none of that changes the fact that that person and many others like them are desiring a specific kind of love under very specific circumstances and conditions. Loving your parents isn't the same as loving a significant other lol. And idk it feels patronizing or infantilizing I think, to see someone who's never been in a relationship and would like to experience that kind of bond with someone only to tell them "no actually you should love your friends and family and eat some good food ❤️" idk idk I understand the intentions but. People desire to be desired in specific ways. People want to feel desired sexually and Romantically and to know that they're wanted in those capacities. Yes it's not the only metric by which to measure one's value, but we're not being unrealistic or naive by desiring this. Yes all the other stuff is important but you would not tell someone who doesn't have friends not to worry about platonic love bc maybe they have an SO already and also the sun is shining and their parents love them and people are being kind for no reason. it's starting to get annoying
*sends you a spotify link* (romantically) ...
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I don’t want a job I want a cottage in the woods and paint, read and eat berries
Vita Sackville-West, from a letter to Virginia Woolf (January 21, 1926)
“To be with her is to sit in autumn sunlight.”
— Virginia Woolf, in a letter to Violet Dickinson, September 1907
my tears are real
damn kinda not feeling it... thinking of bursting into tears
earphones aren’t enough i need this song to possess me
things we really have to stop:
using fat people to illustrate greed
using thin people to define health and happiness
using fat people to depict illness and sadness
moralizing health
bringing up a fat person’s health at all
using fatsuits
the use of headless fat people in news reels
using fat as an insult
thin people jumping in on conversations about the lived experiences of fat people and making it about them
the idea that a fat person who is in comfortable clothing is “sloppy”
basically, treating fat people any differently than a thin person
the urge to work in a small town bookstore which is also a coffee shop and a flower shop is growing too strong to contain