Cinephile

I write sometimes

[trashicorn]

Instagram: @_hyemee

[pondweeds]

time to call upon ancient wisdom

[thenarator]

as someone with a bachelor’s degree in english, i am inexpressibly tired of people telling me to get highly specific jobs that often require highly specific degrees. “just go write for a magazine!” you need a journalism degree for that. “just teach!” you need a teaching certificate, and also fuck you. “just go work at a tutoring place!” tutoring children with learning disabilities, which make up the majority of the clientele at those places, requires not only a teaching certificate but a specialized master’s degree. “just go work at a library!” you need a master’s degree in library science to be a librarian. it is actually a highly skilled and extremely competitive field. you don’t just “go work at a library,” you train for years in the vain hope that you will get one of handful of available jobs. “just go work at a library.” the nerve. the unmitigated gall. “just go work at a library.” ugh.

[krushmaster]

serious question, what can you do with a bachelor’s in english? 

[myrosecolouredgirl]

take you in a fistfight, that’s for damn sure

[jodiemaxx]

“Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”

35 mm film, gem stickers

Copyright  2009-2013 JODIE MAXX © 

[weirdlandtv]

French postcard from circa 1917.

[straightwhiteboyproblems]

[parakeet]

knife crow is a dad now omg

[wriots]

Keanu Reeves: *exists*

Everyone:

[bisexuanal]

Really make you think 🤔

[bisexuanal]

Nobody talks about His sacrifice 😢

[pileofknives]

Yeah, soap. From Fight Club. Apparently it is also used by real life people as well, but I recognized it from the movie.

[thetyrannosaur]

They put Soap from Call of Duty in Fight Club?

[meikyo-shisui]

when an obscure interest you have appears on your dash

[konoko]

[oddnumberone]

[unlessx]

[huariqueje]

Schwenk  -   Fairfield Porter , 1959

American,1907-1975

Oil on canvas. 22 5/8 x 31" (57.3 x 78.7 cm

[satanbemyradar]

[i-was-today-years-old-when]

i learned that in Classical Athens, the citizens could vote each year to banish any person who was growing too powerful, as a threat to democracy. This process was called Ostracism (x)