[worldsadventure]

IM BACK BBS

[the-bluespirit]

Ali Wong & Steven Yeun inBEEF  Episode 10: Figures of Light (2023) dir. Lee Sung Jin

[wholeheartedsuggestions]

you’ll never “just get over it”. it’ll always be there a little bit, tucked away somewhere. you’ll continue to live your life and not notice it much. but maybe every so often it’ll hurt again and that’s alright. our traumas don’t magically go away when we heal. but they also stop taking up so much space.

[themoonchild22]

I'm finally angry at the way that I was treated.

[silverscreencaps]

Aftersun (2022) dir. Charlotte Wells

[sk-lumen]

Kind reminder that the people who truly care about your wellbeing will respect your boundaries. It's that simple. Stop looking for excuses.

[funsimplethings]

[sickheartmind-deactivated202302]

Everyone's healing journey is different. If you don't want to forgive, that's valid. If you want to forgive, then that's also valid. No one should tell you how to live your healing journey, rather if it's forgiving or not.

[nicostiel]

THE LAST OF US

tv show / video game

[selfhealingmoments]

[restlesslisa]

Hard pill to swallow:

Most damaged relationships are impossible to fix. If you have endured pain and disappointment for a consistent, steady period of time, you are unlikely to muster any sort of healing or positive change by being around/with that person.

And we need to start normalizing it.

It doesn’t matter what they may have done for you. It doesn’t matter if they believe they’ve given you everything.

If you don’t believe it and you no longer feel the same about them, it’s your body and mind warning you that it’s time to back off from the toxicity.

[desultory-suggestions]

You are not dramatic for calling out the real issues you are facing.

You are not dramatic for refusing to be put in a situation that hurts you.

You are not dramatic for setting boundaries even when other people don’t like them.

[desultory-suggestions]

You have every right to be angry when you are mistreated. 

[kth1]

he makes me feel things

[thxmasdoherty-deactivated202210]

thomas doherty as walter deville in "the invitation" (2022)

[karolpilberg]

Normal People (2020-)

[worldsadventure]

My yearly post about how much I love normal people😭

[morabbots]

ted + being a himbo