#her writing

[reshramlove1ob]

The Scarlet Lily chapter 7!!

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[beardsbourbonbondage]

Crave

Crave

I crave your fingers dancing over my skin

Raising goosebumps

I crave your lips gliding ever so softly against my lips

A tease of what’s to come

I crave your eyes staring deep into mine

Hooded and showing love

I crave your mouth at my ear

Whispering promises

I crave the sound of my gasps

So loud in the dark

I crave your flavor

It keeps me coming back for more

I crave the sound of my name

Slipping from your mouth

I crave our racing hearts 

As we do that most intimate dance

I crave the smell of our sweat

Mingling together

I crave falling over the edge with you

The sweetest release

I crave our breaths

Trying to catch up

A smile, a laugh

As we lie together

Tangled

This is what I crave

[bearpillowmonster]

I mean, Namine's pictures have power. She draws them and they become memories so what if Kairi's is the same but writing context. This is why she's able to send letters across worlds at the end of KH2 and why she continues to write in KH3. Should Namine and Kairi team up, they could make a reality of their own, not just in memories but real time.

[5percentkira]

𝐋: I specifically requested cake for dinner, Yagami-kun.

Light: You're getting stir fry. Take at least one bite, then you can have cake.

𝐋: Nothing in this stir fry smells remotely sweet.

Light: Teriyaki sauce is made with sugar. It counts.

𝐋: Watari has long since given up on me eating conventional foods. One day you will, too.

Light: Just watch me. I'll win this.

𝐋: I never lose.

Light: *grabs L's plate and throws it against the wall*

𝐋: *stares at Light with wide eyes*

I never knew you had such a temper, Yagami-kun.

Light: *calmly sitting* Temper? I don't know what you mean.

[how-to-write-like-a-man]

As a woman, men will tell you that you can't do something, but believe me, you can.

she did because she believed she could

[a-woman-wrote-it]

The true route to your success lies within your mind. For it is there you will find the ability to make anything possible.

a woman wrote it

[maeve-curry-writes]

Hayley Atwell: how I fell for a blazing feminist who fascinated Freud

The British star of period dramas and superhero movies thought Ibsen’s Rosmersholm would be all bum rolls and dusty parlours. But it gave her one of her most mercurial roles

“Rebecca can hold contradictory qualities that are more often seen in the heroic male roles of classic theatre. She lives out internal battles between personal freedom and sacrificial love. She’s torn between the domestic realm and an epic call to adventure. She’s so psychologically complex Freud wrote about her in an essay. Today, audiences are finally willing to see her as a fully formed heroine, beyond the limitations of her social circumstance and implied dark past. When the lights go down and I’m wiping snot from my face and on to the tattered remains of my once-binding costume, I feel a sense of release and relief. Enthralling or appalling, she demands to be seen and heard. She is a heroine for our times”.