[dozydawn]

Seagram’s advertisement detail, 1962.

[destroyingeverythingold]

[goldenbuttonsnpearls]

[sylvie-vartan]

Tears of Sylvie on her wedding day

[lionfloss]

Cranberries at Muskoka Lakes Farm & Winery by elnaz555

[theconstantnymph]

Komm liebe Maid und mache, 1969

[wolfiefatale]

megan fox everybody

[sheholdsyoucaptivated]

[haidaspicciare]

Rose McGowan, “Planet Terror” (Robert Rodriguez, 2007).

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[sixpenceee]

“Stop! Here lies the empire of death.” Seen in the Paris Catacombs.

[threeoverten-blog]

[lmprovident-blog]

Teddy Roosevelt’s diary entry from the day his wife died. He never spoke of her death again.

[cuncinnity]

Uruk, Iraq 

[f0rgemaster]

The sorta literal translation from the arabic is so much more beautiful

“From here rose the first written letter, (finding its way) to every point on earth”

I like this version more

[898-deactivated20210515]

some of y’all bout to be real mad at me. but it must be said. some of the shit u call corny/cringy is actually just genuine/cute/sweet and y’all r just afraid of expressing any type of positive emotion

[skzhhssh-deactivated20190330]

its really comforting to know that all the times i was at my lowest and loneliest in the past the whole time i had my self in the future and present who had survived those things looking back with love and tenderness and wishing desperately to offer comfort…i am my own guardian angel and i can use that knowledge when im struggling now and remember that somewhere there is a version of me that has survived this and is watching me with love and pride and joy in her heart

[juansendizon]

““please be kind to me,” my body said. “you don’t have to say you’re sorry nor do you have to say you’re in love with the way I look when it’s 2 am as you look into the mirror and see the word ugly written on it.” “all I’m asking is for you to be kind to me so that my healing could begin.””

— juansen dizon, what my body said this morning

[itsaseamonster]

In Ancient Greek we don’t say “I love you” we say “εἰ δὲ θανόντων περ καταλήθοντ’ εἰν Ἀΐδαο αὐτὰρ ἐγὼ καὶ κεῖθι φίλου μεμνήσομ' ἑταίρου.” which translates into “And though the dead forget the dead in the house of Hades, even there I shall still remember my beloved companion.” and I think that is beautiful.