superba frango.

anna - mountain dweller - 20-something - Ek weet - Я знаю.

[bronwennjames]

i simply like m/f romances where the woman is completely feral and the guy is just little too into it

[bronwennjames]

she stops trying to kill him and he’s honestly a little disappointed

[andotherlawstories]

04.02.2021 ✨ Welcome to my desk ✨

Instagram: andotherlawstories

[dailyshowbiz]

FRESH OFF THE BOAT | 2.18

[hatshepsut9]

“It’s funny, but writing about [queer] themes never felt like a decision. It just felt like the natural thing to do. I’m gay. I have gay friends, straight friends, bi friends, queer friends, trans friends, ace friends. I have friends who are monogamous, friends who are poly, friends who are single and hate it, friends who are single and never plan on being anything else. Sometimes my friends love their bodies, sometimes they do not. Sometimes *I* love my body; often, I do not. So, as writers, we’re supposed to write what we know, right? Well, that’s the world I know. Those are the people I know. To write a future that did not have people like me and mine in it, *that* would have been something that required a conscious effort (and a super weird one at that). I wrote what I thought was obvious. People like me exist, therefore we exist in the future. Easiest decision in the world.”

— Becky Chambers  https://www.reddit.com/r/books/comments/avtcb5/hi_reddit_im_becky_chambers_author_of_the_long/

[mmmidrich]

[academicsoftie]

"One of the most prevalent obstacles in our ability to heal and self-actualise is when our productivity is tied to our worthiness."

I think the studyblr community especially needs to hear this. You don't have to be productive all the time, you need rest. Recovering from internalised capitalism means unpicking all the messages from family, friends, school and workplace that have reinforced the idea that you are a commodity, and that your worth is based on what you do. Your worth is inherent.

Source: therapywithlee

[auntiesuze]

Image says: 

INTERNALIZED CAPITALISM  LOOKS LIKE

* Feeling guilty for resting. * Your self-worth is largely based on doing well in your career. * Placing productivity before health. * Believing that hard work = happiness. * Feeling lazy, even when you’re experiencing pain, trauma or adversity. * Using busyness as a way to avoid your needs.

[hideandsneakless]

[midsummernight98]

the thing is, howl tells sophie that he wrote his dissertation on curses and spells....but he never actually says he got the degree...leading me to say with full confidence that howell jenkins went and opened a portal to another universe explicitly in order to slither out of his phd program

[thekimonogallery]

“Today I went to visit Shimogamo Shrine in a kimono with my husband, Black denim kimono, red running water, Fukura sparrow turtle obi, and red beko obi because it’s the year of the ox! Netsuke is Amabie (* ´∀`) ♪ Kimono: Rakuten obi fried, three-quarter string: Return bridge obidome, Netsuke: Four Season Drawstring purse: Oyasmidokoro Down: Uniqlo + J”

[youngconnoisseurofpoland]

That’s the Death Star!

[catadromously]

reasons.

[liveeucharisteo]

“While contemporary youth ministry encourages hands-raised, heartfelt sincerity, in fact such paradigms reflect the “excarnation” of Christian faith in modernity…We have effectively communicated to young people that sincerely following Jesus is synonymous with being “fired up” for Jesus, with being excited for Jesus, as if discipleship were synonymous with fostering an exuberant, perky, cheerful, hurray-for-Jesus disposition like what we might find in the glee club or at a pep rally. The result, I would caution, can be disastrous. If we effectively communicate to young people that being a serious follower of Jesus is synonymous with being an extrovert for Jesus, then all of our young people who simply are not wired that way are going to quietly assume they can’t be Christians…. For those young people who are either scared or suspicious of happy-clappy versions of youth group Christianity, ancient Christian disciplines and historic Christian worship can be received as a life-giving gift. When you have only seen forms of piety that value spontaneous expression and clichéd sincerity, to be given the cadences and rhythms of the Book of Common Prayer can be like receiving the gift of tongues.”

— James K.A. Smith (via onancientpaths)

[mydarkenedeyes]

Maya Beano

[petiteblasee]

“I believe you can break me

But I’m saved for the one who saved me

We only look like young stars

Because you can’t see old scars”

*:･ﾟ✧  Daisy Jones & The Six - Taylor Jenkins Reid.

[sauronisnotamused]

Long time no see… so have some imaginary of the Valar Aule and Yavanna. I’ve my own thoughts and ideas why I drew them the way they’re shown but I’m gonna keep it for later :>

[anghraine]

elizabeth's grand theory of faramirs

(Note: I do not like Faramir in the movies, and this is mostly an exploration of their differences from that perspective. I tried to avoid bashing, but eh. It’s also really long, much longer than I originally expected.)

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I think I’ve finally–after all these years–had an epiphany about movie Faramir vs. book Faramir. How the discussions generally seem to go is this:

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[otterandterrier]

Think he's mad? I bet he's heartbroken.