And I spend every fucking second of nowhere looking for her. And where is she? Why is she not here with me?

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And I spend every fucking second of nowhere looking for her. And where is she? Why is she not here with me?
Went on twitter again, instantly regretted it, but this made me laugh
[ID: screenshot of a post that crops out the author. the caption reads: ""are you even listening". the state i've been in for months". the picture below shows two hands with the palms turned to the viewer and in the background various trees, bushes and lights, seemingly at night, everything looks blurred as if in movement. end ID.]
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i may have relapsed
Because I feel like kids of color don’t hear it enough: domestic abuse is not a part of your culture.
A lot of us were raised with the idea that “its normal for wives/children to get hit! it helps them learn– only white folk don’t get beaten when they misbehave”. That’s not true, white people aren’t the only ones who deserve a safe and abuse free environment. Black and brown people can and do have loving families.
If you’re in a situation where you are enduring abuse and people use your culture to justify it, I want you to know that what they’re telling you are lies.
as someone who studies this: statistically speaking, child abuse (including “spanking”, because all forms of hitting children are abusive) is pretty much equally prevalent in households of all racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds. so yeah, don’t let people use the “culture” excuse on you, but also, don’t believe others are experiencing it less just because it’s less normalized in their culture to talk about it. we all gotta work together to fix this shit.
All the black & latino ppl who joked about Miles Morales saying “Whatever” to his parents, saying that he should “know he cant get away with that like white kids can” and “lmao did he forget that he’s black/has a latina mom???”
You aren’t better behaved because your parents beat you. “Knowing your place” did not make you more dignified than white children, you were being needlessly abused.
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"Come to me."
AMC's The Vampire Lestat | Episode 5: New York
I don't like a lot of the changes the show made but HER... they nailed it. they managed to make her both horrifying and mesmerising and beautiful! those scenes with her are my fave.
this gothic princess omgggg
LIKE THE LIGHT by which god made the world BEFORE he made light
i'd truly be fucked in her situation because rumpelstiltskin is not a name that would come to mind for me
to be honest i forgot he did that
I don't want kids so I easily get out of it fr
help i forgot this was all over some baby too
i wont even lie i thought he was going to kill her
about to read rumpelstiltskin as an adult so i can get the facts
You remind me of a young woman, many years past… a Vece, above my station. We all jostled for a glimpse of her blonde hair. Where is she now?
INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE — The Devils Road
love is in the air 💕
god i'm so glad louis killing bruce was as fucked up and empty and hollow as it was. i've been thinking about this moment for years now and like you can't bring her back. you can't go back in time and choose her over lestat and you wouldn't anyway because she was right and it's always been about him. you can't be there for her when it counted. lestat can't be there for her when it counted even though he understood her pain in the most direct sense. no matter how much bruce deserved to die killing him does absolutely nothing for claudia now and was never really going to be anything more than a consolatory gesture for the benefit of the people who weren't there for her when it counted. she was right. it's never been about her.
In my mind I was praying fiercely, God help me, the Virgin Mary help me, help me, help me, as I peered up into his face. - The Vampire Lestat