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[gothgurl111]

when you think you're getting attacked by a laser beam from outer space and getting bitten by a rabid dog and getting shouted at by everyone in the entire world all at the same time but you're really just listening to Sam Fender

[ciaraforarmor]

HAYLEY WILLIAMS @ CITIZENS HOUSE OF BLUES, boston

(2026)

[confessions-ofa-wh0re]

all roads lead back to after laughter

[wisecrownknower]

You met me at a very 'After Laughter' time in my life

[girlmaybe]

i need to inject after laughter into my veins

[sister-2-sleep]

I love ego death at a bachelorette party because sometimes it Hayley holding you gently with a kiss on the forehead and then she’s beating emotions out of you that you didn’t know you could feel anymore

[irresponsibility101]

it’s been one of those days pass the sam fender etc

[aceofqueens61]

it’s a very big day for lesbians and people with no desire to live whatsoever

[edwinspeppy]

I love it when Talking Heads songs are just David Byrne describing an increasingly specific hypothetical scenario while the other band members scream randomly in the background and it's set to orchestration like if a Nokia ringtone had anxiety

[whatwasidoingjustnow]

this is like my favourite description of talking heads ever

[edwinspeppy]

I love it when Talking Heads songs are just David Byrne describing an increasingly specific hypothetical scenario while the other band members scream randomly in the background and it's set to orchestration like if a Nokia ringtone had anxiety

[argon-offical]

rb if you hate ai

[emoparamore]

hayley williams, best kept secret festival

[emoparamore]

hayley williams, best kept secret festival

[emoparamore]

hayley williams, berlin germany

[isabellecantread]

i enjoy the miserable girl character.

[makingqueerhistory]

When does the anger stop? When did you learn to read how queer people have been treated without wanting revenge? I still want revenge

I don't know that it does. I wish I had a more comforting answer, but anything else would be a lie. There are genuinely parts of queer history that I avoid learning about because I know how much anger and grief it will awaken within me.

My editor has taken me aside before and told me that I have been writing too many articles with sad endings and I need to remind myself of the beauty in queer history. In that act of care, I think there is an answer for you. It isn't about stopping -- it's about balancing it.

I have these waves of hurt that hit me when I think of certain stories, and I believe a part of my role in the queer community is feeling those feelings fully. Wanting revenge, mourning, even hating, for the people who didn't have a chance to defend themselves, for the people who were so sure that they were wrong that they never even considered protecting themselves.

But there were also people who were happy. There were happy moments in the tragedy, and there is always love braided into these stories. I guess my advice is to let the anger unlock the other emotions. If you love them enough to be angry for the hurt they endured, you love them enough to be happy for their successes, to see the beauty mixed in with all the ugly.

[writingdose]