🕋MECCA🕋

Same shit. Different day.

[blk-vinluxee]

… - Tracee Ellis Ross

[scragon]

Vampire and his human wife after years of marriage

[scragon]

Charles took her to macy’s

[popepauljohn]

[mahoganymamii]

[manny-jacinto]

The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2 (2012)

[twilightbimbo]

[ruinedchildhood]

[awakandangoddess]

This

gotta be the equivalent to this

[misomimii]

Same energy

Lmao

[lpbear]

[cevansdilf]

[victorgparra-deactivated2020111]

[idonthavevans]

[soufcakmistress]

Screaminggggg

[filmreel]

Stick It (2006) dir. Jessica Bendinger

[filmsby]

[knoping]

[adulthoodisokay]

we didn’t deserve Sense8

[twilightbutokayer]

A very SPICY commission for @pandabearer !! It’s based off a very specific post about Emmett becoming a stripper after being left behind by his family lmaooo. Hope ummm it’s not too spicy for y’all 😳 I tried to keep it at least a little reasonable, It was very fun to work on though!

[animusrox]

Then he got an idea. An awful idea. The Grinch got a wonderful, awful idea!

[rend-herring-deactivated2019113]

“..unspoken love is more tangible.” What? No is no ya fucken reprobate, have ye ever actually BEEN in love? If we’re in a relationship, and u dinny have the courage to tell me that shite, am packing the bags, how’s that for tangible. Is nae 7th grade, we submit to the mortifying ordeal of being known OUT LOUD lit fucken adults. Did no have this lonely childhood and existential crisis and spend all this money oan therapy no tae hear you tell me am worth this love out loud and am supposed tae ken because u hoovered the rugs last Saturday

[bunyoobi]

[rorytelling]

That picture of Elliot Page looking up at Lavern Cox at the GLAAD awards is so much better now

[acedious-deactivated20210302]

[pasdecoeur]

cinematic parallels: The Batman (2021) // Twilight (2008)

[bellaslittlebitch]

Matt Reeves watching Twilight

[dogpuddin]

The office s7 e1

[mysharona1987]

[graypyre]

I just sent this to my husband and his response was “you can’t put a price on that” uh, yeah you can, they just did. 🙄

[lemonsharks]

The ’70s Feminist Manifesto That’s Still a Must-Read Today

Judy Brady Syfers wrote ‘I Want a Wife’ in 1971. It holds up.

[elljayvee]

My mother used to mutter “I want a WIFE” angrily from time to time.

Later, after my parents split up and my mom’s bff’s spouse died, mom’s bff moved in. Mom would come home from work and the house would be clean! Dinner would be ready! Laundry done! Homework checked!

She called me up, delighted, a few weeks into it. “I was right! I DID want a wife!”

[deputychairman]

i remember the blissful 14 months when me and my friend shared a nanny, and coming back into the living room to find she had spontaneously tidied up the extreme chaos. That must be what it’s like, being a man, that you can just walk away from some mess to get ready for work, and when you come back somebody else has dealt with it without any physical or mental effort from you. 

[cumaeansibyl]

I think about this essay all the time

[kernezelda]

I’ve never seen this essay before, but by God, it is still so very relevant.