#martha talks

[jor-elsemissary]

oc asks that reveal more than you think

For Martha,Name one thing their parents taught them.

”Finances,” Martha easily answered with a gentle smile. “My father was a good lawyer, but it was my mother who handled the money and who taught me how to do the same. She said, ‘Martha, no matter who you marry, as long as you have control of the finances, you won’t be just a wife.’ And she wasn’t wrong.”

“Even if you didn’t,” Jonathan piped up from the living room nearby, “You’re still not ‘just a wife’. You could never be just a wife.”

Martha gives him a warm smile.

[mariemariemaria]

I hate Catholicism in a feminist way not in a Protestant way

[owlclawstudios]

I wonder what @perhapsimapossum's Sammy would think of miss martha vernick

[ritchieblackless]

Cozy is cozy

But Colin is still comfortable

[a-lonely-tatertot]

I don’t remember anything from learning about the periodic table today or how to do math but I do remember super specific plots of books and movies that I had seen/read once 8 years ago

[mariemariemaria]

What if we made posts about northern irish politics the way social media users talk about lgbt issues like "if u identify as irish that's valid! if u identify as british that's valid too! but if you disrespect anybody's identity then u are NOT valid and FUCK you" lmaooo can you imagine

[mariemariemaria]

Oscar Wilde: The reason we all like to think so well of others is that we are afraid of ourselves. The basis of optimism is sheer terror.

Me, having lived through 2020 and seen people refuse to take precautions against a deadly virus, saying they dont care if they get infected and not caring whether they infect someone else, still desperately trying to remain optimistic about humanity because otherwise life would be unbearable:

[mariemariemaria]

Ladies I gotta be real w u.. I am fucking exhausted