across the lines

justbesplendid:

reading nook

softerworld:

A Softer World: 873

(and the hunt begins.)

syntheticpubes:

by Luke Mayes

adoring-emma:

New picture from the New York Times

“

I no longer need you to fuck me as hard
as I hate myself.

Make love to me
like you know I am better than the worst thing I ever did.
Go slow.
I’m new to this
but I have seen nearly every city from a rooftop without jumping.
I have realized

that the moon did not have to be full for us to love it.
We are not tragedies
stranded here beneath it.

— We Were Emergencies/Buddy Wakefield (via novaked)

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fullbloom:

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I'm just here for the cake: Reblog with the first movie you remember seeing in the theater

torainjune:

ishmaeldreaming:

thegentlemananachronism:

brennacedria:

siawrites:

thunz:

jillyfae:

The Secret of the Sword Pretty sure it was an early fifth birthday present, as I cannot imagine how else I would’ve convinced my mother to take me to the theatre when the cartoon was free on TV. *laughs*

Star Wars. The original. A New Hope. Episode IV. I was five or close to it. I only vaguely remember watching it.

Same, except I was 3. I made it through Darth Vader with only minimal psychological trauma but completely lost it at the sand people when they attacked Luke. I was hauled out to the lobby where my mom let me cry myself to sleep, at which point, my mom got to watch the rest of the movie in peace.

Some unknown Benji movie, and then Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I was already… 6? by the time I got to see Turtles though, we didn’t get out very often. I remember all the adults in the theater being SO OUTRAGED THAT RAPH SWORE! lol

Either Mulan or Prince of Egypt. I was seven the year both of them came out - don’t remember much of going to see either, except the scene of the Great Wall in Mulan, and the fact that the death of the firstborn in Prince of Egypt was utterly terrifying (especially as I’m an eldest child myself).

Matilda! Which apparently came out around Christmas in 1996, so I was just 6. I loved it so much, and I seriously imprinted on it liek whoa. I dressed up as Matilda every world book day for years.

Beauty and the Beast for my friend’s birthday in 1991. I was 6. I was SO EXCITED.

Mine was The Little Mermaid. I remember, it was summer and we lined up around the corner, it was so popular. I was also 6, strangely. Or, well 5 and a half.

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so bright and gorgeous!

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