[sleeping-underthesky]

Just a drawing of sad Peter Parker. Done with an HB mechanical pencil, about a week. I was too lazy to do the hair.

[dealunart]

Spidey study! Just watched Brand New Day last night and absolutely loved it, so I had to get this out of my system.

[itzzkaylaaa]

[noodles-and-tea]

🤔

[raythefairy]

I’m having a really hard time articulating which is frustrating but phm felt SO queer to me. And i don’t mean queer like “lol gay alien” i mean queer in the very nature of the story. Queer as in i think a lot of us can relate to at least some point in grace’s story and queer as in love that goes so strongly beyond words we use to label it. I’ve seen a few people have an aroace read on grace and i can totally see that but most of what i see in him is just. Queer. In a way that’s hard if not impossible to label but is there. I see it in his story, his relationships, how people view him, how the world treats him, and then how the UNIVERSE treats him. Being rejected by a world you love because you have no living family or partner and therefore you’re “expendable.” Finding community afterwards with people who care for you the way you deserve. Love with someone in a way that is definitely not romantic but is so, so much more than a friendship. I see it in his gender identity too, though that’s more vibes i just inherently see him as nonbinary in some way i cannot think of him as a cis man. I think grace is a very easy character to see yourself in as a queer person no matter what kind of queer you are. I don’t know if any kind of queer read on him was intentional but it’s beautiful to me

[cottaegecore]

- sylvia plath

[persianmom-deactivated20251026]

not to be dramatic but sometimes i feel like i don't belong anywhere on this earth like maybe all there is for me is perpetual loneliness + constant desire to go back to a place that doesn’t exist anymore

[kosmogrl]

I never got over anything. I miss everyone and everything. nostalgia and grief kill me every day. oh and I also love going on walks.

[fictionadventurer]

I haven't even reached Knightley's declaration of love yet (I'm very close!), but Emma and Knightley's romance is rocketing up the rankings based solely on how low Emma's low point is.

You have a woman facing the reality that she has been selfish and manipulative, that she's mistreated others, badly misjudged every situation and decision, has made her friends worse, and there's a very real possibility that she's going to spend the rest of her life alone and it's going to be her fault. She's got a villain's fate in store for her. She hasn't been clever or kind enough to be a heroine. She's interfered with the romances of two poor, kind, sweet girls. A lonely life in obscurity, while everyone around her goes off to their happy endings, is the best ending that a character like her can hope for in a novel like this.

So then for Knightley to show up in the midst of this lowest point, and to tell her that he loves her, and that he's always loved her even at her most flawed--it's not just a declaration of love. It's salvation. It's unexpected grace. It's a eucatastrophe--bringing her from the lowest point of despair straight into a triumphant happy ending. The "bad girl" doesn't have to be punished. She can be forgiven. She can change. She can be worthy of love, flaws and all. And that's beautiful.

[romancefairy]

no YOU live in a society i live in this frame of pride and prejudice

[elephantlovemedleys]

never dreaming what we'd have to go through now here we are, and i'm suddenly standing.....at the beginning with you

[eliounora]

season's greetings🎄 (anastasia is a christmas movie right?)

[sophsun1]

Anastasia (1997) dir. Don Bluth & Gary Goldman

[itadori-san]

ANASTASIA (1997) ❥ "Dimitri, do you really think I'm royalty? Then stop bossing me around!"

[youreonyourownkid]

“We all know how loving ends. But I want to fall in love with the world anyway, to let it crack me open. I want to feel what there is to feel while I am here.”

- John Green, The Anthropocene Reviewed

[beautifulbookishdisaster]

Several years ago, a plank of reason broke within me, and I dropped down and down, and hit a world at every plunge. It wasn't the first time this had happened, but precedent is cold comfort when you feel the funeral in your brain.

John Green, The Anthropocene Reviewed (The World's Largest Ball of Paint)

[twicedailyquotes]

One of the strange things about adulthood is that you are your current self, but you are also all the selves you used to be, the ones you grew out of but can’t ever quite get rid of.

John Green The Anthropocene Reviewed