forever still

happy disaster

[happybirthday2u]

[danakscullly-deactivated2019030]

The X-Files + Buzzfeed Unsolved (2/?) insp.

[tanriningunesi-deactivated20180]

[ceiun]

[wnq-quotes]

She is something so rare that there’s no name for it, an absolutely unfrightened woman whose heart never went wrong. And her hunger to give love, her intensity and inner magnetism – it’s all there. And she cannot help any of it.

Martha Gellhorn, Selected Letters

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[wordsnquotes]

Long after you’ve forgotten someone’s voice, you can still remember the sound of their happiness or their sadness. You can feel it in your body.

Anne Michaels, The Winter Vault (via wordsnquotes)

[vscogold]

[inkxlenses]

Shower of Roses | © Mindy Weiss

[puppiedog]

[erupted]

[breakup]

[femmetornade-deactivated2017121]

living with your significant other is sitting crossed legged in your underwear and big tshirt, sharing your hoodies, arguying about who’s turning the light off, taking showers together, giggling during sexy time, laughing with your best friend, consoling the love of your life, hearing about their day, finding annoying habits that you didn’t know about and loving them even more, planning great things together, being comfortable, building a home, collecting cats.

[lachemisenoire]

Y'know, for a show that’s ostensibly about the origins of a crazy unstable killer, Bates Motel has done a really good job of portraying exemplary husbands/boyfriends.

 Dylan and Romero are both kind, supportive, patient, faithful and loving partners to the women in their lives. They show a different kind of masculinity on TV that’s really lacking overall, I feel. They’re mostly there to support Emma and Norma respectively, the women are the ones with the major storyline and agency and the men are there to support them… idk, it seems like it’s a really nice change from what we see on TV usually.

[patlaurie]

There’s  s o m e t h i n  g  I got to tell you.

[halloweenhorrorsqueen]

[danger]

[danger]

A Beautiful Mind (2001)