[brittana-karmy-vauseman]

[thatgirlwholovesgirls]

I’ll always remember you Naya. Thank you for changing my life 

[teafish]

“What I love more than acting is being Josey’s mom. So I wanna be there for him and I don’t want to miss anything.”

— 1987-2020, Naya Rivera

[heughan]

“ Be kind to people, do the best that you can do and don’t compromise yourself for anyone else and you’ll end up being the better person, trust me.”

Naya Rivera (1987-2020)

[midnight-lestrange]

[fywomeninsuits]

Fyeah Lena Headey!

[thronescentral]

Lena Headey, Sophie Turner, Maisie Williams, and Gwendoline Christie for British Vogue, April 2019.

[thronescentral]

they did that

[mymanylives]

black and white: Game of Thrones

[thronescastdaily]

Emilia Clarke photographed by Lachlan Bailey for Wall Street Journal, March 2014.

[fuckyeahevanrwood]

Evan Rachel Wood and Thandie Newton photographed by Jean-Francois Campos for Elle Magazine (February, 2017)

[goodreadss]

If we wait until we are ready we will be waiting for the rest of our lives.

Lemony Snicket (via goodreadss)

[emilyjean-stone]

When I think I haven’t done the right thing, haven’t done a good enough job, I will punish myself emotionally for it over and over again, going over it in my head. I always have to work on being easier on myself, because over-thinking is my greatest adversary when it comes to life, work, love, friendship, career. I’ve been a bit better lately and realising when I’m having a low-self-esteem day that’s because of how I’m wired, not because everyone hates me.

[fysw]

I’m tough on myself in terms of the standards I want to live up to, but that’s also part of my pleasure: Knowing you are being your fullest self. Being your fullest self is a lot of work.

[jessicachastainsource]

Jessica Chastain photographed by Steven Meisel for Ralph Lauren’s new fragrance, Woman

[perksofbeingafanboy]

Sophie Turner for Vogue China, 2017

[quotemadness]

Look at you. You’re the kindest person I know. Look how beautiful you are. Why do you need so much outside of yourself? Why isn’t what you are enough?

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (via slyherin)

[j-lawperfection-deactivated2019]