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Richard Savoie.

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The Indianapolis Star, Indiana, November 22, 1918

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Hamliza + Hand kisses

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In this film, I hope we achieved the expression of how difficult it is to fall in love, of how painful, and how terrifying and scary it is to let yourself fall in love. — Joe Wright during director’s commentary of Pride & Prejudice.

PRIDE & PREJUDICE 2005 | dir. Joe Wright

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imagine if we all just started ignoring celebrities tho

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i cant stop thinking about how funny this would be. imagine kylie jenner posting a selfie n it gets 12 likes

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bury your gays is OUT immortal gays is IN

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Yall fuckers saying femmes are straight passing when we literally walk around lookin like this

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see also:

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absolutely disgusting that i have to create the the things i want to create

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dear followers, today I offer you incredibly niche content that is deeply fulfilling to me first and only. tomorrow? The Same

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The Good Place (2016-2020)

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The Good Place’s take on morality is so important to me. It never suggests that being good is easy or straightforward - quite the opposite - but it says, over and over again, that we need to try because we’re all people and we all matter.

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You Guys.

Okay. So.

I watched this movie,

I already watched it twice in three days because i’m a huge fucking loser. (I’ve also been writing fanfiction, because again -> huge fucking loser)

But this is. The cutest. Movie ever.

It’s about a gay man named Henry moving back to his home town to care for his ailing grandfather. When he is there he also meets Dean, the guy he had a huge crush on while in high school, and he starts falling in love with him again. This all keeps him too occupied to notice the feelings Pike, the Native American local store owner is harboring for him.

(Dean is on the left, Henry on the right)

This movie is so great you guys.

It has average-looking gay guys over thirty (pretty rare in lgbt movies), it has no nudity or sex because it focuses just on the (adorable, fluffy) romance, it’s all set in the kind of small town that you would expect to be very homophobic, but guess what? It isn’t! Literally the whole goddamn town is rooting for the two main characters to get together and it’s amazing (I mean, yes it’s unrealistic, but fuck that. Let people have their wish fulfillment) And it has a Native American character! Who’s played by a Native American actor! Seriously, when’s the last time you saw a native american character outside of a period piece? (okay yes, jacob from twilight, but we both know that’s not good enough) And he’s gay! Also he is the most adorable 6.2 foot tall man you have ever seen.

I mean just look at that face. I love him. I love him so very much.

So yes, if you are looking for just the biggest, fluffiest movie ever (like seriously, this is literally the movie version of sitting on the couch with a blanket and a big mug of steaming hot chocolate) please watch Big Eden. It’s just so sweet and so heartwarming and there’s a scene where the leads waltz together.