#mckennacore

this blog is a twelve years long stream of consciousness don’t take it seriously except for all of it. tx(unfortunately)

[datadegroove-deactivated2026042]

when I'm on my deathbed im going to queue like 15,000 posts from the perspective of someone who's dead and in hell so that the blogging never ends

[haruko-deactivated20240313]

fool me once shame on you fool me twice whyyy that’s so mean fool me three times ohhh my goddd

[atlantisview]

Zendaya | The Odyssey | New York Premiere ♡

[picturejasper20]

Rickuiem Mort a Dream drives home a lesson hard to swallow: Having too much empathy for someone can make us ignore how said person is hurting us and even ignore it or justify their behaviour because we feel sorry for them

[wonders-of-the-cosmos]

Concealment of the star Aldebaran caused by the Moon in 2016.

by: Tunç Tezel

[corvid-language-library]

The sooner you start, the sooner you'll be done with it and the sooner you can stop thinking about it. Go on, up you get, it won't be as bad as you think.

[corvid-language-library]

You won't want to do it later either. You might as well just do it now. Even if you don't finish it all, anything you manage to get done now is something you don't have to do later (when you still won't want to do it)

[ld14u2]

[kimkhimhant]

for a show that tried really hard to be light-hearted banter-filled crime-solving procedural, white collar ended up becoming so devastating in the last couple seasons. like. I'm not sure i can articulate it fully, but the distrust and prejudice was really a self-fulfilling prophecy, and the thing is, peter acknowledged that himself. like. he SAID it. he said, as long as we keep treating neal like a criminal, he will be one. he KNEW that. and yet. time and time again, it was him and the system he worked for that doubted neal every time he tried to change and every time he tried to do good. it was always, oh there's an ulterior motive. oh, neal is always manipulating every situation in his favor, he did this good thing only because he knew he'd be rewarded for it. and sure, sometimes he was doing things with an ulterior motive, but even so, he's never given the benefit of the doubt. everyone always assumes the worst. how is he supposed to change like that?

combining the constant distrust with the fact that he feels responsible for kate's death, he's told he's responsible for el's kidnapping, and peter's car crash, and so many other things that were very literally and directly the choices of other people specifically to hurt neal and the people he loves... like, how is he supposed to cope with that? of course he's going to fake his death and leave behind everything he loves. what other choice does he have?

[thelostcanyon]

Wildflowers along the rocky shore, Lincoln County, Oregon.

[aqqindex]

Lew Dolan, Apartment, Circa 1980

[stuckinapril]

The pain of change is literally like getting your teeth pulled one by one btw like if you’re doing change right then it should literally feel like you’re being torn to pieces. And then you wake up one day and it’s no longer consistently like being torn apart and u appreciate that u trusted the process . But it will really suck for a while

[grox]

So sick of fast fashion so sick of trends wear a shirt until it falls apart and wear a pair of jeans until the buttons and zippers explode. Then buy a new shirt and new pants. Same pair of shoes until they don't count as shoes no more. Wear horse blinders when you go outside. Bathe and brush your teeth. Play frisbee with me

[juuliealbright]

[island3]

Artwork for recent music releases by Scuba

[grickle14]

It was time.

[sophsun1]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) dir. John Hughes

[shamebats]

Emos & scene kids got this close to abolishing gender for real. I try not to think about it too much.

[shamebats]

The idea of a popular teenage subculture where girl & boys pretty much all dress the same feels impossible now but for a while it was reality and it was beautiful.