RECKLESS BANTER

I need [a job] to finance my art. What art? The art of living #goodwife4lyfe

[holly-mckenzie]

We’re still in high school. We have a baby and we just got together. Who does that? We want completely different lives. We’re doomed. I’m just confused Oly, I thought… I thought we were in love. Mom and dad were in love. Yeah but, I mean… I think we should break up now. Before we hate each other. That’s Bullshit. What why? Who are we to dictate what’s going to happen in the future, Oly? We could be like ‘Dita and Alejandro. We could not, I mean… my parents only had a few years together. No one knows hows it going to go. So why don’t we just see what happens?

BUMP (2021 - ) created by Claudia Karvan & Kelsey Munro

[awkwardqueenofhell]

Starstruck Season 2

[awkwardqueenofhell]

Starstruck Season 2

[nomorefati]

This is art

[cuddlybitch]

What do you think you’ll be like in ten years? — What will you be doing ten years from now?

OUR BELOVED SUMMER (2021-2022)

[dramastream]

Our Beloved Summer 그해 우리는 (2021) dir. Kim Yoon Jin

[seawherethesunsets]

Our Beloved Summer (2021) + landscape E08

[yesdramas]

The reason why we broke up… was because of my pride. It was my pride that told me that I could live without you.

OUR BELOVED SUMMER (2021) dir. Kim Yoon Jin

[ahneunjin]

Choi Woong is the kind of person who isn’t afraid to be in pain if he can make others suffer. And you’ll soon find out what that means. OUR BELOVED SUMMER (2021) dir. Kim Yoon Jin

[seawherethesunsets]

Just Woong sniffing coffee and drinking jujube tea at the same time to mask the taste like the dutiful boyfriend he is.

[kdramaladies]

Grandma, remember what you told me? You told me to stop enduring everything on my own, and to make friends, follow my heart, and enjoy life. So this time around, I’m going to be bold and follow my heart. But you know what, grandma? I realized I had been living like that all along. I always thought I was alone, but… there was never a time when I was alone. I thought my life was pretty dull, but actually, I’ve always had pretty good moments. The only person who made my life seem pathetic was just me.

Kim Da-mi as Kook Yeon-soo OUR BELOVED SUMMER (2021-2022)

[uppoompat]

Noona. Yes? I have a question. Okay, I’m listening. What are we… having for dinner? I see. You’re always curious about the most useless things.

[moonminho]

[recklessbanter]

I'm having a Judy Kuhn moment and I can't find an appropriate post to reblog

[physiqueandfantasy]

Teddy Bear

Assemblage sculpture by me!

I took a teddy bear from a thrift store and added new beaded doll eyes with fake lashes, earrings, and bedazzled claws made of fake nails. He lives in my bedroom. I love him so much.

[macperalta]

Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle as Maya Ishii-Peters and Anna Kone  
in PEN15 (2019–2021) “Home”

[vital-information]

“There's a tendency to describe Pen15 with glowing arty-sitcom melancholy. So many cathartic hugs, so many rainbow gel pens! But this was a nasty show, too, boldly evoking the raunch of American Pie-era youth. Kids did things I've never seen kids do on TV. The leads were secret adults, which was safer for censors, but that meant many scenes felt like traumas revisited, with a generous wisdom that defied revisionist past shaming.

…

What I remember most from the year 2000 is mess. American culture was body fluids and cargo pockets, everything baggy, jeans distressed. The average citizen had not yet self-optimized for infinite HD camera angles, so all the male musicians looked like boogers. There was more bad make-up, less bad Botox. Nonstop sex pervaded the media right alongside fervent religion: Maxim back issues in the supermarket within grabbing distance of a whole Left Behind shelf.

I sense from all directions an urge to propagandize the 2000s, revising the era into safe binaries, claiming cult hits as cultural supernovas, and isn't it nice that suddenly everyone always knew Timberlake was sludge? I don't know how autobiographical Pen15 was; maybe the show is secretly about the impossible dream of meeting your best college friend in elementary school. But as creators and performers, Erskine and Konkle wore their least defensible memories on their sleeve.”

— “A Eulogy for Pen15: A Perfect Show about Our Imperfect Past,” Darren Franich