i think about jane eyre (2006) a normal amount

hi, i'm L, i'm 24 and i like a lot of things :] • part-time english major, full-time jane eyre & breaking bad fan

[personaltheft]

dream blunt rotation: all the characters toby stephens has ever played

[stuckinapril]

Just try your best, get off your phone as much as you can, honor your hurt feelings and also the hurt feelings of others, favor sincerity over nonchalance whenever it’s appropriate to, reach out to people you miss, let go of people when it’s time, operate from a deeply rooted self respect rather than from a lens of what people think, try your best to read the room, sit in the sun on overcast days (with sunscreen on), drink lots of water, pursue everything you want aggressively, accept that your timeline will be different, welcome detours if circumstances call for them, hold both yourself and others accountable, try to move your body as much as you can and you will be okay diva

[stuckinapril]

People are taking the whole “this person is performative for xyz” think too far and it literally shows. Like actually, it’s human nature to want to master a skill and share that with the world. If it’s performative to openly love things and have an open forum about them, then are your favorite authors, singers, and painters performative? We’re literally not letting people fully lean into who they are because we are in a very audience-driven society, and while doing things for brownie points is an issue, being seen doing something at its core is actually quite natural. Like why don’t you just turn the focus to yourself and indulge who you are. You’ll be a lot less miserable that way.

[lieve-muis]

You still have time. Time to change your wardrobe. Time to get divorced and married again. Time to change majors. Time to learn a trade from scratch. Time to pay off debts. Time to travel. Time to love and be loved. You still have your whole life ahead. Whether you're 19 or 66. You still have so much time. But you have to take it.

[thesweetiepienovels]

Someone said “The slow burn of becoming yourself” and I think that might be one of the most beautiful things I have ever heard. It’s such a good reminder of how much it takes, how much character development, how much change, and beauty and courage it takes to reach your soul and I hope no one ever gives up on becoming themselves because it’s a never ending journey that only gets better.

[personaltheft]

mystic messenger been on the brain big time.....is this anything *taps mic* is this on

[anonyymoose]

piece of media you feel crazy about at formative age is truly like the hotel california. you can check out but you can never leave

[spookywithacookie]

Todays my birthday y'all- now we celebrating

(This took alot to draw)

[hispartyinvite]

making mystic messenger memes in the big year 2026

[ukkipeach]

Got possessed to download and play Mystic Messenger again after YEARS and I don't remember Jumin being so autism coded

Like he really didn't understand what was going on here. He wasn't messing around. 😭

Also, I don't remember the other members being so mean to him. They refuse to believe his problems are genuine or something to really be bothered by just because he's rich. I understand some things about Jumin aren't relatable and show how upper class he is. Like his father casually gifting him a diamond pen. However i would be bothered too if my dad was constantly switching girlfriends everyday. Especially if they were also taking advantage of him. (Jumin calls his father's gfs gold diggers.) But Jaehee, Zen, and Yoosung constantly say that they'd rather have that be their problem instead of the problems they currently have. I understand Zen hates Jumin but Jaehee and Yoosung really don't spare any sympathy.

I think I personally do feel bad for him because I'd feel bothered if my father was the same way. The other characters have parental issues too so I thought they'd be a little more understanding of why it bothers Jumin. I don't hate any of the characters for this, I just hate how the responses to not get Jumin's route equate to being rude to him. I wish Cheritz would let me be nice without being romantic. I've not even a Jumin stan, I just think he gets dogged on too often in the deep story.

I do appreciate a man who can clap back though. 👀

[personaltheft]

top 10 greatest fumbles

[personaltheft]

[elephantlovemedleys]

[elephantlovemedleys]

RUTH WILSON and TOBY STEPHENS as JANE EYRE and EDWARD FAIRFAX ROCHESTER in JANE EYRE (2006) dir. SUSANNA WHITE

[personaltheft]

chat is this literary analysis

[scorpionlafemme]

[mangomybeloved]

source: IsabelUnraveled on Substack

you might disappoint people (and that's okay)

a case against people-pleasing

[personaltheft]

i have risen from my 3 year slumber is this anything..... janeeyre2006enjoyers wya