Exhausted But Still Dreaming

Don’t worry, soon I’ll be traveling the world

[all-about-something]

HOT DAMN

[logicalspock]

[another-echo-chamber]

[radicalgraff]

1970′s feminist vandalism

[matronofthevoid]

women have been tired of men’s sexist shit for EVER. 

[mysharona1987]

[irresponsible-masochist]

I saw a similar thing in a screenshot on Reddit the other day.

[dracoharry]

#fetus dan radcliffe being a mood

[whitepeopletwitter]

[vurtual]

City of cats (by Karin m)

[whitepeopletwitter]

[fluffytherapy]

[aguacatewhisperer-deactivated20]

[designatedloveinterest]

Dan from math is having A Moment

[deficiencyincourtship-deactivat]

[void-flesh]

this is the most realistic queer dialogue ive ever seen

[zeverity]

Important context: they’re married to each other.

[ratherinterestingmilkshake]

OF COURSE they are

[fairygothprince]

I’ve seen the lesbian version of this in real life.

[toastbutteregg]

[onceland]

[turtletotem]

I have long said that in order for any comedy to truly succeed as a story, there has to be meat beneath the jokes. There has to be that moment when it is not funny any more.

This. This is that moment.

[agooduniverse]

#honestly even though this is one of the best scripts there ever has been  #that is the greatest line  #it’s /groundbreaking/ in terms of how it frames vengeance quests; temptation beats; inigo as a comedic figure throughout the movie  #you know because this is a happy book (film) that inigo will get his revenge  #but will he get JUSTICE  #will he get ABSOLUTION  #will he get CATHARSIS  #those are the things we don’t know  #and that line sells it more than any of the previous scene (x)

[teenwitched-archive-deactivated]

also:

[deactivated-this-account-deacti]

well now I’m crying

[breelandwalker]

I’M NOT CRYING YOU’RE CRYING

[fairytaleofdust]

Best movie ever!

[freshmoviequotes]

Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

[cptrs]

[lesbianforest]

if now during the quarantine you have stopped wearing make up and shaving because 'nobody's going to see it anyways' maybe it's time to admit that you never did those things 'for yourself' in the first place and that it has always been about the pressure that society puts on women to conform to a certain standard of what is considered beautiful or desirable

[unclefather]