wish me monsters

lizzie / 21 / sweden.

[lady-arryn]

female awesome meme: [25/25] lead female characters

I feel okay. I feel clear about something. Our work, what we do, it’s not just a job now. It’s who I am. I’m a detective. I’m ready to embrace that. I live in this world. Your world. And I probably will for the rest of my life. — Joan Watson

[lilysource]

you should be with someone who could make you happy, really happy, dancing on air happy

[zaritoma]

I didn't put my name in that cup! I don't want eternal glory, I just wanna be... look, I don't know what happened tonight and I don't know why. It just did.

[lilmamabeyellin]

prioritize people how they prioritize you

[jodiefoster]

My heart! She longs for something ! What does this bitch want

[here-be-fangirls]

important collection of incredibly Powerful Lorde lines:

“I’m little but I’m coming for the crown”

“I care for myself the way I used to care about you” 

“Pretty girls don’t know the things that I know”

important collection of Weirdly Specific Lorde lines:

“you buy me orange juice/we’re getting good at this”

“she thinks you love the beach, you’re such a damn liar”

important collection of Lorde lines that give me chills:

“If being afraid is a crime we hang side by side”

“please could you be tender” 

“ I’m a liability/get you wild make you leave/I’m a little much for everyone” 

“God I wish I’d believed you when you told me this was my home”

“Jack and Jill get fucked up and possessive when it gets dark”

[tankaramo]

a post: that lesbian experience when

the notes: i’m not a lesbian but

[tankaramo]

[cedricsdiggory]

harry potter series ♡♡ prisoner of azkaban (2004)  

A word of caution: dementors are vicious creatures. They will not distinguish between the one they hunt and the one who gets in their way. Therefore I must warn each and every one of you to give them no reason to harm you. It’s not in the nature of a dementor to be forgiving. But you know happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, when one only remembers to turn on the l i g h t.

[willow]

Me after thinking about something for three day straight: it… really isn’t that serious

[ambientwitch]

as a lesbian there are three categories of men and they are: not hot at all, handsome, and I want my face to look literally exactly like theirs

[clowncare]

when u used to be an overachiever but now ur barely running on enough energy to function and u dont know how to cope

[oraclewarrior]

[kindsuggestion]

you’re not too sensitive. you’re not overreacting. if it hurts you, it hurts you

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

It’s worth saying, because I don’t think it’s ever said enough… the reason Doctor Who is as successful – I mean humanly successful – for so long in such an enduring way – and I’m just gonna say it because I don’t ever say it, but now I’m leaving I’ll say it – it is actually the greatest television show ever made. I’m gonna prove it to you. There are probably press here who are ‘No, it’s The Wire’. It’s not The Wire. It’s not I Claudius. It’s not The Office. It’s not even Blue Planet. It’s Doctor Who and I’m gonna prove to whoever is doubting me the hardest that they’re wrong to doubt me. How do you measure greatness? Do you measure it by ratings? Do you measure it by reviews? Christ no, of course you don’t. Do you measure it by perfection? Is Doctor Who perfect every week? No, it’s not. It really isn’t. It can’t be. Because every episode of Doctor Who is an experiment, and if you experiment every single week, sometimes you get a faceful of soot and you’re blinking the smoke away and you look a bit ridiculous. That happens. Perfection is the refinement of boredom, it’s doing the same thing all the time perfectly. Doctor Who, by always being different, can never be perfect. But yes, how do we measure its greatness? There are people who became writers because of Doctor Who. Loads of them. There are people who became artists because of Doctor Who. There are people who became actors because of Doctor Who. Two of them have played the Doctor. There are people, believe it or not, who become scientists because of Doctor Who. That seems improbable given we said the moon was an egg, you’d think they’d have a problem with it. But people become scientists, people change their view of the world and what they’re capable of, because of a silly show about a man who travels around in time and space in a police box. So, never mind the reviews. Never mind anything. Never mind the ratings. Never mind any of that. Count the scientists, the musicians, the scholars, the writers, the directors, the actors, who became what they are because of this show. Count, as you might say, the hearts that beat a little faster because of Doctor Who. I do not even know what is in second place, but without doubt, and by that most important measure, Doctor Who is the greatest television show ever made.

Steven Moffat (via moffatappreciationlife)

[vinduster]

me

[dykejedi-deactivated20170430]

@ sports lesbians: i don’t understand your passions, but i’m glad you exist. keep hittin’ that ball. keep throwin that puck. keep looking damn fine in athletic gear. 

[theuntoldadventuresblog]

Clara Oswald. English teacher. Saviour of worlds. Strictly amongst ourselves, a phenomenal kisser. UNIT strategic advisor. Former part-time nanny. Companion of the Time Lord known as the Doctor. Now - a dead woman. Frozen between one heartbeat and the last, granted a new life and freedom to explore the stars before returning to Gallifrey and her destiny. And that’s where the story ends.

… Or is it?​​

‘The Untold Adventures’ is a fan-written project aiming to explore the tantalizing set-up Steven Moffat offered to viewers at the end of ‘Hell Bent’: A series of thirteen stories following the format of a typical Doctor Who season that provides a continuation of her story. Travelling with Me, the teacher-turned-time-and-space-explorer will have to face threats and dangers old and new in adventures that channel the essence and aesthetics of Doctor Who while presenting a unique perspective through the lens of Clara’s personal outlook and ethos, testing her in unexpected ways. Her travels will take her from cities of burning sapphire to the halls of Coal Hill School, from Renaissance Spain to drifting starships. She will soon come to the realize that “the long way round” is paved with many perils…

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