cerrada

I relinquish/ the greatest thing I have/ for my greatest wish.

[blvckoutrance]

not everyone will love you like they say they do...

[pulxt]

i’m just a girl/ that’s all that you’ll let me be

[dumini]

alleycat gives unsolicited advice

[spookyypunk]

a pattern i created

[parallxl]

[nelaime-deactivated20210509]

[nobodys-archive-deactivated2023]

You are so finished when I get in there! I’m gonna stuff you in the blender, push “puree,” then bake you into a pie and feed it to the social worker! And when he says, “Mmmm, this is great, what’s your secret?” I’m gonna say… love! And… nurturing!

[pulxt]

“Thank you…”

[pulxt]

People were so mad at me for forgetting the NS moment when I made this (and I saw an angry reblog today like what?). Turns out, this post that I made years before the end of the series was only meant for canon couples, after all.

[itsdanfango]

hot items

[sasukkee]

I’m a die hard SasuSaku fan and I actually really appreciate Sakura trying to stab Sasuke in the back and Sasuke trying to chidori her. And I’m serious.

I’m not even going to talk about Sakura’s amazing development because this moment was the ultimate proof of that. It was Sakura choosing her loyalty to the village and her friends over a boy she once would have followed everywhere.

Because Sakura knew Naruto needed to live in order to achieve great things. And she knew he would never forgive himself for killing his best friend. But she didn’t want to live in a world without Sasuke either way so she chose to take this responsibility from her best friend’s hands and go down with the only boy she ever loved.

I bet it seemed fair to her.

And yet, even if she tried, really tried, she couldn’t go through it. Because damn, she still loved that boy with her whole being and deep down she wasn’t giving up on him. Not then, not ever.

And it always crushes my heart how when Sasuke was about to deliver the final blow, she didn’t try to protect herself. She didn’t even make a sound. And I think it’s because she believed she deserved that. Because it wasn’t Sasuke who betrayed her. She did it to him first.

Didn’t she promise to love him forever?

And if there’s a climax to that story, I believe this is one. It’s Sasuke learning the truth about Itachi and Uchiha Massacre, and slowly descending into madness. Because sooner or later it had to happen. That was the only way he could finally recover and find his peace in the end.

And what was Kishimoto’s way of showing us how low he had fallen? That his sanity was slipping away? It was Sasuke trying to hurt one person he always protected, one person he never wanted to hurt. Sakura.

Because Sasuke in his right mind would have never attacked her. The need to protect Sakura lies at the very core of his being and that’s something we witnessed many times in the manga, both before and after the Land of Iron incident.

Yes, I love this moment because contrary to popular belief it didn’t mean that SasuSaku was dead. It proved they were still very much alive.

[pinkeblumen]

[demilypyro]

I dont know anything about dragonball and have no intention of getting into it, I just want to know what leads Vegeta, who I understand is the prince of space or something, to turn good, settle down, get a beautiful wife and wear a pink blouse

[kamikasei]

He met a woman who wasn’t intimidated by him and he had no coping mechanism except to marry her.

[demilypyro]

I can respect that.

[tomatobliss-deactivated20200301]

are u 🥺ing other bitches

[pulxt]

I love the ghost town this site has become, truly

[pulxt]

still talking about the grades you got in undergrad? years after graduation? in this economy?

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was walking in the forest during winter, and saw a wendigo sitting under a tree. I asked it if it was going to kill me. It said, “No, this is just a dream.” So I sat next to it in the snow for a bit and then he said, “The anger in your heart warms you now, but will leave you cold in your grave.” And then I woke up.

[wormcrud]

Well SOMEONE’S third eye is wide fucking open

[stardustandotherstories]

Book shop crawl part 1. The Second Shelf had several copies of The Bloody Chamber by Angel Carter that were worth about £400 each. Pure torture