[playlistcovers]

hello, i really love this movie a lot and i also really love music so here’s a little playlist that i made in honor of naim and ryan & queer love 🌹 and happy pride month!!!! hope you enjoy <3

- the first few songs were what i listened to on repeat after initially seeing the movie and then i just branched out from there -

[userparamore]

HAYLEY WILLIAMS grammys 2026 outfit | photography by elsie joseph james and zachary gray

[venusimleder]

Jalouse, September 2002.

Ph. Jan Welters

[dykebobbybriggs]

BOBBY BRIGGS TWIN PEAKS | 2.01

[crimsolyn]

I think the purest form of love is just wanting someone to notice life with you. "taste this. look at that. hear this song." again and again. until you can't imagine noticing life without them.

[monster2001]

[firstfullmoon]

Mary Karr, “Diogenes Tries to Forget”

[text ID: It’s one of those days when everything is half-off, / half-on. My shirt, for example, which I notice / is buttoned wrong while staring in the diner window. / I think I want a slice of pecan pie, some life / sweeter than this, life my childhood in Texas. / There’s no pie today, just you, / by accident again, bent over your coffee / like the “V” the geese fly south. / It’s a fall day. Because we’re melancholy, / we kick leaves, pick up rocks to consider / tossing them at dogs. I only breathe with one lung / since you’ve been gone, you say. And I love you / with one hemisphere of my brain, / the dumb one, which forgets.]

[playlistcovers]

need hayley williams r&b album or at least i need her collabing with r&b artists on something pls i beg

[playlistcovers]

ocd is crazy bc what do you mean i think im gonna choke every time i swallow a piece of food …

[grrlmusic]

Lorde

[playlistcovers]

[psikonauti]

Brad Holland (American ,b. 1943)  

Pearl  

Acrylic on cardboard

[glowpart2]

Laura Henriksen

[iero]

HAYLEY WILLIAMS — Photographed by Zachary Gray (2025)

[feytouched]

avery williams, tails between clenched teeth (in le petit 3, january 2025)

[playlistcovers]

[lifeafterpsychiatry]

I think it's time to exchange "you can only grow when you're uncomfortable" with "you can't grow without sometimes being uncomfortable, but you can't thrive without also experiencing safety and comfort." Getting better isn't supposed to be a process of constant suffering. We shouldn't aim for a state of constant discomfort in the name of growing as a person, and if you're deeply uncomfortable all the time then something is probably really wrong