un jour un rêve

A collection of posts and pictures that I find pleasing.

[thememedaddy]

[feminist-bitches-only]

every day I have to wake up and be reminded of how fucking much this shithole country absolutely fucking hates women. what the fuck do you absolutely MEAN that we will elect a dementia-ridden man over Trump but we somehow can’t elect two different qualified women.

[cascade-oceanwaves]

Also this shows how much this country hates women….so good to have it confirmed

[skinn1-system]

[making-you-in-spore]

i spored the vote in spore [2008]

creatures made from two winners of michigan's 2024 vote sticker design contest

[edsrosetattoo]

This is the best idea in the history of film.

[boydykesnoopy]

You can tell how much thought, care, and love the writers put into Agatha's character based on the tarot card they gave her. There are several others that could have had represent Agatha, but they chose Three of Swords, arguably one of the bleakest cards in the entire deck. A card that represents heartbreak and grief so great that it permanently alters you as a person, is something that you can move on from but never quite get over.

Yes, Agatha is a power-hungry, murderous, complicated person, but Three of Swords gets down to who she really is, what drives her. On a fundamental level, Agatha Harkness is a deeply traumatized person whose life has been defined by grief and betrayal. She is someone who, whether she wants to admit it or not, wants to feel loved and wants connection but has been so severely deprived of it (both involuntarily and by her own doing) that she has no idea how to even begin to ask for it.

That is why her in her tarot card, Agatha's hands are outstretched, yet empty. She is constantly reaching out, pulling power and people towards her, but she does not know how to reach out in a way that does not lead to violence and hurt. And the one time she managed to figure it out, the one time she opened herself up to love and happiness, her son died and was taken away by the only other person she loved in the world.

And this is why Agatha's card is in the "obstacles" placement in the spread. The practice of tarot is, for many, about self-exploration, guidance, and healing. Three of Swords' outlook may seem bleak, but that is not how life will always be. You lick your wounds, learn whatever you can from that experience, and find the courage to keep going. And that is what Agatha truly needs to do to finish The Road. She has been festering in her grief and anger for so long, but she can no longer continue that way. She must face her past, face Rio, and learn to trust others.

Jac Schaeffer you deserve all the awards ever you are a genius.

[livingfandomly]

Shocking that when you focus on quality and give the story to actual writers they can successfully cement a character, give you her entire backstory, make you fall in love with her and make you cry when they kill her off, all in a span of 30mins.

[thepersonalquotes]

the streets are not for me, i belong in my room sleeping

[body-of-crisis]

He is Not Listening

[hansoeii]

the honda odyssey, huh?

[everythingever]

the vocabulary of loss is the dictionary

[ianto-j0nes]

[manofbeskar-deactivated20251111]

[ghettogotth]

Sha'Carri Richardson after winning her first Olympic gold medal

[imposterogers]

deadpool and wolverine dynamic goes so hard bc despite pretending to give no fucks (wade with his humor & logan with his attitude) they do indeed give a LOT of fucks. the both battle with self worth/esteem issues, they both have unhealthy borderline suicidal tendencies despite not being able to die, they both have/had families they don’t think they deserve. they’re overly violent and brutal and the definition of rated r but they’re also capable of making the choice of ultimate sacrifice time and time again. of such kindness, of holding breakable things gently in their hands (including each others hearts).

[fabiochampioraro]

The 100 yo man who’s the oldest olympic champion still alive has my heart ❤️