mar !

“he and eli were bonded, by blood and death and science.” — 18 she/her

[oshell-on-ice]

Imagine loving a guy so much you almost kill yourself to find his baby boy in a tsunami, you claw at the earth when you think you've lost him forever, you crawl under a fire truck to drag his bleeding body to safety with an actual sniper shooting your way, you accept the fact he put you down as his boy's legal guardian in case he dies with barely a protest, you agonise when he quits being your job partner, you take said son to the zoo all the time, you get jealous like a dog pissing on a tree when he has a new friend, you're there when he begs you to fix something you can't fix and you can only hold on to his shoulder to try and shoot the pain, you go to him the second some ugly man dumps you, you throw a hissy fit about him leaving to Texas and sabotage his house showing, and then, you cave. You cave and you give up your housing situation to help him, you move into his house and you let him go. You let him go because you love him that much.

And he looks at you like you set his world on fire and built it back anew, and you hope he looks through the rearview as he drives away, hoping he'll miss you half as much as you'll miss him.

He will. You were struck by the same lightning, you'll forever share a heartbeat.

[vciousevrvale]

came back here for a moment to say that ryan's acting was insane here! probably his best performance on the show in my opinion, and it's just a one-second-long clip??? rent was DUE. the whole scene, the fight as well as the flashbacks, was so beautifully done too, it's definitely one of my favorite buddie scenes in the entire show now. we have never been so back

[buddienetwork]

Bobby's dead. 9-1-1, S08E15&E17

[rainscenes]

Every day, you heal a little bit more. Then one morning, you wake up and losing her isn't the first thing you think about.

BOBBY NASH and EDDIE DIAZ for @wernerherzogs

[vciousevrvale]

haven't been on here a lot recently, but here's something! i've always wanted to try making posters like these, so this is my first attempt <3 these are for the book “your blood, my bones” by kelly andrew, which i read last month!

[pretentious-hana-deactivated202]

Henry Winter be like "I know a spot" then pushes you off it

[snowfaiiry]

[sweetlambeyed]

forget freak. who's gonna match my cringe.

[tswiftupdatess]

Taylor and Gracie trying to put out the fire that happened the day they recorded ''us''

[galamerapple]

fellas is it gay to fix your hair before trying to kill your best friend for calling the cops on you

[secretly-a-catamount]

Oh definitely, but the fact that Victor says that he likes the smile specifically because it’s something Eli would wear is just — ahh!

[m000gie]

Henry and Bunny Polaroids in Rome. Bunny is probably complaining in his. I feel like in all the pics they have Bunny is looking away from the camera and Henry is looking too intensely at it.

[floofshy]

As you know, you can make writers lives easier by doing unnecessary exposition scenes in real life, thereby making them realistic.

[mother-sauces]

Thank you for making this post on the hip social media site that we frequent at this point in our lives. I'm reblogging it both because it's funny and because I consider us friends

[squareallworthy]

Yes, in the early 21st century we often consider people we only interact with over social media as friends, even if we have never met them in real life. And that's why I have not only reblogged this post, but also liked it (by clicking a button with my mouse).

[this-is-me-trying-girlie]

honestly vengeful wasn't the best book I've read by VE Schwab but then "he doesn't know how patient you are" he said. "doesn't know you like I do" "no" he said softly. "no one ever has" going feral rn

[darkwood-hollows]

hot take but i actively miss when tv shows were like 20 episodes a season. slow down. let me get to know the characters. let them do something dumb and not consequential to the plot for one fucking second i'm begging you.

[ad-wills]

[vciousevrvale]

i finished reading your blood, my bones by kelly andrew yesterday, and i don’t know words fit to describe it other than beautiful, because the writing is just so incredibly good, i was amazed the whole time. that book has hundreds of beautiful quotes, i swear, it’s so good i don’t even know what to say, but i know for sure that i won’t be able to get it out of my head anytime soon and will annoy everyone i know by constantly talking about it and analyzing every detail.

what’s funny is i didn’t even know about this book’s existence until a few days ago, i just randomly saw a review (which i didn’t even read, i really just liked the cover and the title), but the premise seemed so interesting and unlike anything else i have ever seen that i just had to immediately pick it up. it was so good. if you just need something with a good atmosphere, interesting characters, and incredibly beautiful writing, please pick up this book. it’s pretty fast-paced and not at all hard to get through, and it definitely deserves way more attention that it’s been getting.

it’s also very much peter by taylor swift coded. i’m not kidding, i’ve been saying this ever since starting this book, and now i can’t even listen to the song (one of my favorites off the album, by the way) without thinking about this book. i was very pleased to find out that the author sees it too, like yes!! you get it!! this book owns that song, so if you like peter by taylor swift, please read your blood, my bones by kelly andrew. it’s just amazing, definitely the best book i’ve read so far this month, and maybe one of my favs of the year, too.

there are books that—i don’t know, maybe they just leave me so flabbergasted that i suddenly can’t think at all, can’t think of a way to describe them, or maybe it’s a permanent thing and i never really know what to say, but really, the only fitting word is beautiful. so painfully, heartbreakingly beautiful. the same thing happened when i read if we were villains by m. l. rio last month—i still can’t shut up about how incredible the writing was. i just love well-written books so much.

[monisnamu]

i think out of everyone James' story is the saddest. He was so full of life and potential but the second Richard held him under that water, he changed. A part of him died that night.

Doomed by the narrative that one