Lady Lazarus

Frances, 31. If I ever write a novel it will be of the stream of consciousness type and deal with an hour in the life of a woman at the sink.

[enigmasandepiphanies]

I am, as the novelists say, in need of seaside air

[resetme]

THE BEAR  |  1.08

[mihai-florescu]

"Are you more of a family or career oriented person?" Babygirl im a bed oriented person. Snork mimimi

[toastbutteregg]

[trainstationgoodbye]

I love you dude. Let it rip.

The Bear  Season One

[milfsisyphus]

lord the women you put on earth to enjoy media are being forced to log in to outlook and microsoft teams

[deathandsensuality-archive-deac]

sorry i’m late. just ran over someone’s golden retriever boyfriend.

[earthtodes]

I open and close this app like it’s the fucking fridge

[devpatelism-deactivated20230210]

HENRY GOLDING photographed by himself in Italy — Instyle

[margoterobbies]

CHRISTOPHER BRINEY as CONRAD FISHER in THE SUMMER I TURNED PRETTY (2022)

[rneadowsoprano-deactivated20211]

Passion that takes itself too seriously is a performance. Not genuine. Love is when you can laugh about it

[intensional]

One day I'll forgive myself for all the years I wasted!!! But today I think I'm going to lay down in my bed and torture myself with it

[4yuel]

[unbotheredmuse]

[chaosthedemon]

[luthienne]

Elena Ferrante, from Those Who Leave and Those Who Stay (translated from the Italian by Ann Goldstein)

[Text ID: maybe, in the face of abandonment, we are all the same; maybe not even a very orderly mind can endure the discovery of not being loved.]

[timothyolyphant]

JONATHAN BAILEY BRIDGERTON - Season 02

[songsforgorgons]

“The cliché that when women are liberated men will be liberated too shamelessly slides over the raw reality of male domination — as if this were an arrangement in fact arranged by nobody, which suits nobody, which works to nobody’s advantage. In fact, the very opposite is true. The domination of men over women is to the advantage of men; the liberation of women will be at the expense of male privilege. Perhaps afterwards, in some happy sense, men will be liberated too — liberated from the tiresome obligation to be ‘masculine.’ But allowing oppressors to lay down their psychological burdens is quite another, secondary sense of liberation. The first priority is to liberate the oppressed.  Never before in history have the claims of oppressed and oppressors turned out to be, on inspection, quite harmonious. It will not be true this time either.”

— From “The Third World of Women,” by Susan Sontag. Partisan Review, Vol. 40, No. 2 (1973).