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Kaveh and Alhaitham in a nutshell:
what the hell is going on with this house in Pennsylvania
Just Pennsylvania things...
scara made it rain and thunder, shredding fatui and injuring tighnari, and all my childe has to say to this after the serious cutscene is "ah perfect weather for fishing!"
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I don’t know which I find funnier “fuck shit up” or “faire smashy smashy”
TO DO SMASHY SMASH
*giant wind gust outside*
Me: “Don’t say it.”
My Brain:
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She felt like an artist in an oversized white men’s button down, tied loosely at the waist.
Wet hair long on her back, she dreams of glossy pages and rustic clichés, not caring about the fact that caffeine was partly to blame for her good mood.
She ignored the mosquito bites until the constellation of three on her shoulder were too well acquainted with the cotton of her shirt to avoid scratching them furiously, then immediately regretted doing so.
She waited for that coffee-inspired, enthusiastic, motivated mindset and effortless flow of words to return. They didn’t seem to be planning on it. So she smoothed some cocoa butter on her legs and cursed the radio ad she’d heard too many times.
She stood up to admire herself in the large mirror set into the wall.
Yes, she admired herself. Because that is ok. Because that is healthy. Because that is love.
Because love is good. Because love for yourself is great. Because love for yourself is life.
Because life is love and love is life and everything in between is a reminder to remember it. Every day tie a mental string around your finger so that you may love the world, or at least love little parts, little portions, little bits of it.
Love the movie you can quote from opening credits to ending ones. Love the toast you butter at 3:00 in the morning and sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar. Love the smell of your best friend’s hugs Love their love for you Love your love for them.
Love the smile that lights your face when you have no control, when it scrunches and you can only close your eyes for there is so much happiness in a moment you can hardly contain it.
Love long hot showers in the winter. Love the pride you feel for your own accomplishments, obtained through many hours of work and procrastination alike.
Love dog hugs. Love muddy feet, sploshy splashy barefoot rain romps, Love firewood perfume and the perfume of your mother.
Love justice. Love itching your back just right, finally. Love getting dirty. Love the first three seconds of the first song you ever memorized.
Love love love. Love yourself. Do it. Go ahead. You have the permission of every single soul Every single atom Every single living thing. Live live live. Try. Try!
It’s not vanity to appreciate the unlikeliness of existing. It’s not boastful to proudly say to the multiple in the mirror,
‘You are indescribably, unexplainably alive. You are wonderful because you are alive. You are alive because you are wonderful. You are wonderful.’
Wonder at the galaxies in your eyes, Wonder at the skin that brushes, touches, turns white, red, black, blue, brown. Wonder at the scars on your elbows and knees. Wonder at your whistling tongue.
Wonder at the fingers that wiggle and hands that grab and stroke and reach for other hands and other hearts. Wonder at your features, physical and mental:
your stretching back and synapse-firing brain and heaving, breathing heart and soul.
Wonder like a seven year old at a zoo.
Do it. Go ahead. Try. Try! Love yourself.
She did. She tried. She loved herself. She looked and thought and felt what it was to be whatever it is that she was, however it was she existed, and she smiled with small eyes and funny nose wrinkled with cheeks wide, and it was such a smile that it in reflection it made her eyes grow even smaller and funny nose even more wrinkled and cheeks even wider.
She scratched the bridge of her nose. She felt the smooth muscles in her legs, thought of bike rides and summer skies. She thought of her lunch. She looked in the mirror once more.
She felt like an artist in her oversized white men’s button down, tied loosely at the waist.
-Reia Brooks
another long poem
I want to be every single person that is inside of my head fly out of the world’s trap to venus or jupiter. escape body recognizable country hop skip jump on the next night train open lane driving late syncopated turn on the track my bike in the back click clack til the ticking clocks are silent.
Set on mute by brains editing constant buzz.
I want to go somewhere I can hear everything. Where the landscape doesn’t blur, Monet, and people on the street and cafe lines and corners are new, not a living room mantlepiece, a metronome hypnotic. I want to go where I will be a multitude of mysteries,
house of mirrors reality.
Why? Because one glass, one flat slab reflecting, cannot embody the changes in me. Not just changes over time but inconsistencies, or, more accurately, details minute. Details of depth and color of tone and texture.
A house of mirrors is said to distort and twist and bend and scatter light to show us a clown of ourselves, a freaky alternate universe, our portrait contorted and wrong.
But we are not two-dimensional masses of matter. We are energy! Moving and changing, two places at once, two people at once.
Maybe our eyes deceive us, maybe the mirrors are aids like glasses, showing us what we cannot see.
For we are freaks, we are infinite alternate-universes sewed into one container.
Our souls and minds and skin ripple, wave, shrink, bounce light like basketball for angels. We are not a single thing, not static not stuck in time and space.
I am not a single thing not once now now not in a thousand tomorrows. So if I can’t be a million and one different people to one person, then I’ll have to be one person to a million different people.
It’s why I have to live like the air-force, cause I’m on so many planes one universe is not enough a human’s made of starlight stuff! Alternate realities, our bodies technicalities, complexity defines our being don’t rely on what you’re seeing and live the infinity that sits in your soul.
-Reia Brooks
The baby girl that was born just a few hours ago… her father wants to drown her in milk because he didn’t receive a male heir!
Rekha as Ramdulaari // Lajja (2001)
This is why it angers me when people reduce Bollywood to frivolous musicals made solely for entertainment. Bollywood is a multidimensional platform that exposes a lot of prevalent issues in an often bold and unapologetic manner. Powerful scenes like the above illustrate how the Indian movie industry seeks to enlighten the public. I promise you, it’s not all song and dance.