woman: who’s the man in the relationship?
lesbians: hozier.

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woman: who’s the man in the relationship?
lesbians: hozier.
Paintings of oranges by Woodstock/New York based artist, Karen O'Neil
a concept: late night convo’s with someone that likes you as much as you like them.
I’m sorry son… tell your mother… I love h
ot fuzz (2007)
...There I was, veritably myself again.
This life is a F*CKING NIGHTMARE
you’re in her dms I slithered here from eden to sit outside her door we are not the same
Alphonsine de Challie. Young lady with a pink veil.
DAVID BOWIE WITH NOEL GALLAGHER BACKSTAGE WEMBLEY ARENA ‘OUTSIDE TOUR’1995
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Pergola with Oranges, c. 1834, Thomas Fearnley (Norwegian, 1802-1842)
- I could make you very happy on Valentine’s Day, Clarice Starling. - How, Doctor Lecter? - By sending you a wonderful Valentine. I’ll have to think about it.
The scenes between Lecter and Clarice are basically seduction scenes. With these scenes I think you approach exactly as if you were writing a sort of courtship between two lovers. - Ted Tally, screenwriter of The Silence of the Lambs (February 14th, 1991)
Old drawings of Regis and Dettlaff (drawn from cutscene screenshots). I was too embarrassed to post them when they were made, but oh well. I’ve certainly drawn worse!
meirl
OH LAWDY *glug glug*
Allégorie de la Nuit, 1874. Charles Chaplin (French, 1825–1891).