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[dearemma]

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[woneko]

wonwoo for arena homme+

[partiallypearl]

trusting 12, released on july 4, 2009, by irish singer-songwriter katie wilmot is the singer's debut album and an album for the decade. the album sold 20,000 copies in its first two weeks, and is still selling more.

the first single, electric touch was originally released acoustically through a myspace video posted by wilmot, and after inquiries by reekus records, was released internationally two months later under the label.

the next single from the album was take a shot, which was the first music video, which featured wilmot and her secondary school friends as they hang out at a pier, go to the movies and run around through the town centre of her hometown of ballylaggin.

the final primary single from the album was buckle, which wilmot has stated in interviews is her personal favourite song on the album. this song is my favourite because of how raw the emotions were behind recording it. i really did feel like a buckle on this person's belt and i was tired of the feeling and i put all my anger into my vocals for this song, wilmot said in an interview with totally dublin.

the album overall is a empathetic view into a teenage girl's mind and how wilmot's personal life has impacted her music.

[nestascassian]

TOMMEN 2005/2006 YEAR BOOK

[purplebass]

2024 books - a far wilder magic by allison saft

Love is not the sharp-edged thing she's always believed it to be. It's not like the sea, liable to slip through her fingers if she holds on too tight. It's not a currency, something to be earned or denied or bartered for. Love can be steadfast. It can be certain and safe, or as wild as an open flame.

[acotars]

Read in 2023:

Destiny could also be a choice, she realized. To believe or not, to be vulnerable or not, to go all in or not.

THE SOULMATE EQUATION by Christina Lauren ★★★★½

[nothingseemsquiteright]

moodboard: ava chen (twisted love — ana huang)

“I couldn’t change what happened to me or control what other people did, but I could control what I did. I could shape the future I wanted to have.”

[shirewalker]

           The love of a mother for her children, the love between friends, the love of a husband and wife, love for who we are and all those who strove before us to hand us the world we have now—love is why we live, why we fight, why we carry on when things get tough…it is not always easy. But it is our reprieve from true hardship, not the hardship itself.”                                                ―  Elise Kova, A Dance with the Fae Prince