The Things I Saw

[dappertomboy]

Ruby Rose

[amy-ambrosio]

Daphne Groenevel by Cuneyt Akeroglu in “The Romance Issue” for Antidote Magazine, March 2014.

[guest-wifi]

What would your 10-year-old self say if they saw you now?

[shawn-is-doodling]

Imma cry

[captainss]

[thesoviette]

[woodystillman-deactivated202601]

[bbritney-deactivated20171129]

Stronger than yesterday.

[britneyinventions]

I appreciate the sentiment expressed here and I don’t want to take away from the message of personal growth, but I think her head-shaving was one of the strongest things she’s done publicly. Her hair represented so much, it was a symbol of her femininity, status, and role in society. By shaving her head, she destabilized her consumer-friendly, sex-object persona and did something raw, human, and extreme. To me, that takes a lot of strength.

[sambonie]

That's the task that comes with surviving, whether you deserve to live or not. You remember the dead as best you can. You say some words for them. Then you carry on, and you hope for better.

Joe Abercrombie, The Blade Itself

[impending-sense-of-doom-deactiv]

“She was perfectly content as long as people left her in peace.”  

-Stieg Larsson, “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”

[melissamckay]

💀fucked up paradise💀

[sambonie]

[sambonie]

Avoid stupidity, if such a thing is possible.

Tad Williams, The Dragonbone Chair

[sambonie]

[sambonie]

In the end, we are what we are, and we are satisfied

Red Sonja #9, Gail Simone, Dynamite Comics

[sambonie]

[sambonie]

[sambonie]

Funny the things you think of with your shirt off

Elton, Doctor Who, Season 2 Episode 11, Love & Monsters