prusina

✽ cherries hang on the dark-green trees like earrings. ✽ (giulia / libra / infp-t / she/they)

[libraryfag]

Is that a valid argument in your pants or is it just a phallacy?

[m2xine]

OPHELIA by Sir John Everett Millais

OPHELIA movie 2018.

[kosmogrl]

ever since I was little I knew I never wanted anyone to turn the big light on

[sukideen]

Visit Original Link

Should I tear my eyes out now? Everything I see returns to you somehow

Should I tear my heart out now? Everything I feel returns to you somehow

[picspammer]

One Day (2024)

[hel7l7]

I don't know how to talk about this

[fishparasite]

you will live and you will say the wrong things and make mistakes and people will love you anyways.

[parlaypeach]

Hmmm i disagree with you but i could not possibly wade through the cranberry bog of my mind to verbalize why

[jordanbolton]

To The Substitute Art Teacher - Jordan Bolton

[mllekurtz]

He's often called a monster, but he's not a monster. A monster is an exception, an outsider, someone society doesn't have to be responsible for. But society is responsible here. These "monsters" are not sick: they're healthy children of the patriarchy, of rape culture. Rape culture condones those behaviors that damage and oppress women, starting from things we don't recognize as important but are: controlling behavior, possessiveness, catcalling. All men are privileged by this culture. "Not all men," they often say. Not all men, no, but they're always men. A man can’t be good if he doesn't do anything to demolish a society that makes him so privileged. In this patriarchal society that gives them so much privilege and so much power, men are responsible for educating friends and colleagues when they hear the smallest hint of sexist violence. Say it to your friend who controls his girlfriend, say it to your colleague who catcalls passers-by, make yourself hostile to behaviors that are condoned by society and are the prelude to femicide. Femicide is state murder, because the state is not on our side. The State doesn't protect us. Femicide is not a crime of passion, it is a crime of power. We need widespread sexual and emotional education; we need to teach that love is not ownership. We need to support anti-violence institutions, and we need to give whoever needs it a chance to ask for help. For Giulia, not a minute's silence. For Giulia, burn everything down.

(Elena Cecchettin’s open letter after her sister Giulia’s femicide. In the last sentence she quotes Peruvian poet architect Cristina Torres Cáceres: If it's me tomorrow, if tomorrow I don't come back, mother, tear everything down. If it happens to me tomorrow, I want to be the last one." Read a good article about it (in Italian) and an English one. All translations are mine.)

[stuckinapril]

all i wanna do is lie in the sun!!!! read my books!!!! daydream about fictional scenarios!!!!! love without fear of abandonment!!!!!! smell like vanilla!!!!!!! cry over great poetry!!!!! sit on the grass for hours on end!!!!! not care about how others perceive me!!!!!! find god in the smallest of things!!!!! be free of guilt and shame!!!!

[tranquildeath]

born to always mourn the present like it’s already become a memory

[melodicpianist]

[goulboss]

an intense hatred of capitalism vs an intense love of trinkets

[dogzcats]

pride & prejudice (1995): from book to screen

[iftye]

I was not built for this (getting out of bed)

[arthoesunshine]

i like to pretend i already died and asked god to send me back to earth so i can swim in lakes again and see mountains and get my heart broken and love my friends and cry so hard in the bathroom and go grocery shopping 1,000 more times. and that i promised i would never forget the miracle of being here

[mjalti]

nothing is real and then all of a sudden everything is very real with no warning