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it's possible to get pregnant from scissoring but only if the relationship is dysfunctional enough and one or both participants are scissoring with ill intent, if these conditions are met the spirit of Fuck You! More Problems may enter

@ mel stop reading my blog and write your paper

#it’s 2:05am you can explore the depths of my thoughts later

lucydykeus

flurtcobain com[muna]ist manifesto dropped yesterday 🔨

#muna

sofiarostova

you're the wall that i keep banging my head against i'm always saying, "this time, i'll get through"

Dancing On The Wall MUNA

#muna #ok ok ok!!!!

rootsmachine

i saw the tv glow, dir. jane schoenbrun // the haunting of hill house, shirley jackson

#post that i do hope is my legacy.

lucy-harker

I SAW THE TV GLOW (2024) dir. Jane Schoenbrun

#i saw the tv glow #waug

eddieripps

eyeless

#taissa turner #yellowjackets #yeah.!!!.

here on tumblr letting everyone know that mutuals of any kind r welcome to add me on instagram / storygraph / new peach egge or w/e .. just message me:)

#im not on here as much but i think fondly of all of you and miss you #.txt #even if we have never spoken! think fondly of u <3

rootsmachine

updating my age in my t*mblr bio .... a reminder of my mortality and the number of years i have Spent on this fucking site

#happy another year. im twenty-eight as of a few days ago <3 #happy five year anniversary of this post

calliopeprelude

MUNA for polyester – shot by sarah pardini

#muna summer 2026:)#muna

natalieplease

Early drafts demonstrate that marriage was crucial to Shirley's vision of the novel from the start. In one version, the sister of Erica, the protagonist (later to be named Eleanor), wants to set her up with a man. "Carrie wanted me to get married, for some inscrutable reason," Erica says. "Perhaps she found the married state so excruciatingly disagreeable herself that it was the only thing bad enough she could think of to do to me." To be married, Shirley always feared, was to lose her sense of self, to disintegrate—precisely what happens to Eleanor in the grip of the house.

'Shirley Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life', by Ruth Franklin – Chapter 15 (on the writing of The Haunting of Hill House)