techno-prayer

I am the universal weaver; I have eight fingers.

[popularcultures]

Willow photographed by Atiba Jefferson for AP Magazine (2021)

“I spent so many of my teenage years just being angsty and depressed and being like, ‘I hate that song [“Whip My Hair”],’” WILLOW admits. “I thought I hated that era, hated everything about it. But I realized as I grew up, I’m still saying the same shit. I’m still telling women and people of all colors to stand up for their truth and to take that leap to truly know themselves and to be honest with themselves. I feel like that song was just a different version of that same message, and when I realized that, I realized there’s no reason to be upset. I was preaching some real stuff, and I should be proud of that. Taking back that ownership and that feeling of power and that feeling of just like, ‘I did that…’ I should carry that with me in my life as a badge of compassion and be in service to more people who were inspired by that.” 

[johnaeryns]

ULIMATE FAITH LEHANE MEME ♡ faith in every episode ↳ 4.15 This Year’s Girl

I know what it’s like. You think you matter, you think you’re a part of something, and you get dumped. It’s like the world is moving but you’re stuck, like those animals in the tar pits. It’s like you just keep sinking a little deeper every day, and no one even sees.

[steelstep]

asofterfallenhero: #1133

(Now who’s maladjusted?!)

[ardellian]

Can I touch it? Touch… you?

[brittany]

Crimson Peak (2015), dir. Guillermo del Toro

[yourghostcat]

CL WOULD LIKE TO REINTRODUCE HERSELF “CL is like a mask, but with the attitude and character too. It’s armor for me.” CL photographed by Peter Ash Lee for Allure Stylist: Ye Young Kim | Hair: Gabe Sin | Makeup: jJi Won Moon | Nails: Eun Kyung Park

[fresh-bag-of-ham]

real people being partially closeted or ambiguous about their own sexuality while making Gay Art is not queerbaiting

[princeofsparkles]

Real people figuring out they’re queer through the process of making gay art is not queerbaiting either

[lady-writes]

#real people not telling you everything about themselves is allowed

[wenellyb]

[julienbakersideblog]

LUCY DACUS by Natalie Piserchio for DIY Magazine (2021)

[hyunasgf]

come inside now need you closer. I Got Love, Taeyeon

[justiceleague]

Megan Fox for InStyle Magazine (2021, ph. Alex Harper)

[cielhelm]

the take that “enemies to lovers doesn’t have to involve violence!!!” is so boring. knives to the throat or don’t bother

[steelstep]

I. Since he came back into your life, you have pondered telling Ortega the truth. Maybe he would believe the truth. Maybe he would work together with you. But as nice as those fantasies are, you also know that they are just that. Fantasies. II. It is so hard to stop yourself from smiling back when Ortega cracks a joke—to remember that just because you were flirting with him in the past, doesn't mean you can do so again. That wouldn't be smart, even though you're sometimes so tempted. III. Ortega is better, you don't get the psychic chatter, just a vague, reassuring presence. Like the moon instead of the sun, reflecting the light in a way that doesn't hurt as much. IV. Of course you wouldn't believe those kind of compliments, he was obviously lying. You just couldn't read his mind and make sure. V. “Because everything is falling apart around us and..." Ortega sinks down on the couch, looking up at you, helplessness painted across his face. "I need you to know that I'd do anything I can to save you." VI. Abandoned. Tossed away. Forgotten as easily as one of his many one night stands. Was it an accident that they had left that paper in the office, the front page showing everything you feared? VII. “You're hopeless." "I was," he admits, quickening his pace. "And then I got you back."

a mix for ortega and sidestep [listen]

[dunhamsolivia]

TANÉRELLE by Savanna Ruedy

[fluoresensitivearchived]

i think people who have been wronged by society can destroy said society, as a treat

[nln4]

“Let’s go.”

[trainstationgoodbye]

I feel really awake. I don’t recall ever feeling this awake. You know? Everything looks different now. Susan Sarandon and Geena Davis in Thelma & Louise (1991) dir. Ridley Scott

[ardellian]