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papayajuan2019

hey, do you mind if i immensly value our relationship, in a way i'll never properly be able to fully verbally communicate

uququ

before you make a major life decision you should ALWAYS make sure that you are going through something that could be described as an "episode"

greelin

you have to understand that my body does not work by default. “ohhh so many medications means so many chemicals inside you. i could never” well if i did not take these things i would not be able to function. i respect and have made peace with the chemical. Get out of my face

mlarayoukai-archive

"ingredients you can pronounce" "all natural" "organic" "no chemicals"

boyholes

i think im in love with you

your new cupid 💘

parallel play is a form of love language by robinillu

UM FJFKDJFJD HELLO

u need to draw fatter arms it can't all go to the butt and thighs #SORRY

digitalhitchhiker

#right

velvetcloak

robert wun | fall 2026

#fashion

achillesinhighheels

not now bro i’m accepting things i cannot change

lucylehane

According to choreographer Vince Paterson, Robin Williams pulled him aside as they were shooting this scene and said he was tired of playing "the straight man," and wanted something funnier to do. Paterson pitched the bit as The History of Dance in Thirty Seconds, and taught it to him behind the walls of the set. After seeing it for the first time, director Mike Nichols said the sequence was wonderful but unnecessary. Williams fell to his knees and begged Nichols to shoot it again properly. According to a biography of Nichols, when they were unsure how the bit should end, it was Nathan Lane who came up with the punchline: "But you keep it all inside." Remembering the scene nearly twenty years later, Paterson said, "We never thought it would become what it has. It’s iconic."

The Birdcage (1996)

#the birdcage