Lucienne

21.02.16

[saintifiied]

That one time Kourtney slayed Willow’s entire life

[bloomflowersbloom]

[jabbuki]

[performance-sofa-deactivated201]

He looks reliable, I feel safe

[mcavoy]

The many faces of Kevin 

[asouesource]

[requiem-4-a-drink-deactivated20]

hope your pets stay healthy in 2017

[rotg-fan-page]

I almost didn’t blog this and felt guilty

[ambiguouspup]

[notapotato]

college in a nutshell 

[danisnotonfires]

[sherlockandjohnw]

Split

Split was amazing and not what people think it is, I loved it.

[life-needs-abit-of-madness]

To People Who Have Only Seen The Trailers For the Movie Split And Think That's All The Movie Is

No. It’s not. In the movie, the therapist/psychiatrist actually cares for DID people and wants to spread awareness that they’re not all bad people and wants people to understand them. She talks about her patients in a positive light, she not once mentions them as being anything other than just people. And as for the main character, it’s just two of the identities that are manipulative, and that’s only because theyre scared of something they believe in. All of the other identities are portrayed as just people. They’re kind, and sweet, and have their own interests and issues the same as anyone else. And in the end, it’s just all fiction, and just a movie. Relax.

[corrupting-my-better-half]

John getting texts from Sherlock like:

[passport-life]

Prague | Czech Republic

[duchesswinnipeg]

A Series of Unfortunate Events – Episode 2

[nicole-kidman]

[nessboys]

[0nlywishfulthinking]

i had to pause this for 5 minutes bc i couldn’t stop laughing

[no-lovesong]

why is nobody talking about the fact that sherlock called john daddy??