[i-will-recover-tomorrow]

[deathandsensuality-archive-deac]

me whenever women do the most horrific, ungodly actions to get their revenge: she did what she had to do. 

[neckkiss]

North by Northwest (1959)

[laurapetrie]

AUDREY HEPBURN in ROMAN HOLIDAY (1953) I think she was Snow White. There were human beings and there was Audrey Hepburn. - Kip King

[fencehopping]

Embroidered snowy steps>

[rednines]

[funnytwittertweets]

[kittens-jpg]

fancy

[bled]

[studentlifeproblems]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[twitblr]

It’s like your ears shut

[twitblr]

Relatable

[afronerdism]

Yes. Reading excessively as a child for a lot of us was a form of escapism. But part of the reason so many of us struggle to read now is because we based our entire taste in reading on what helped us escape, but as we get older and our needs changed, a lot of us never adapted our reading tastes. So we keep trying to read YA fiction and it just doesn’t hit the way it used to and we assume it’s because we can’t read like we used to, but the reality is that we need a new genre of liturature to suit our new life experiences and mature taste.

[wilwheaton]

I feel very seen right now.

[alittleheartandruh]

When Khaled Hosseini wrote “a man's heart is a wretched, wretched thing. It isn't like a mother's womb. It won't bleed. It won't stretch to make room for you.” I had to stop, put the book down and breathe because never had a sentence knocked the breath out of me like that did.

[gaysie]

this headline from 1936 is still absolutely correct.

[velvetmysoul]

[em-rata]