butallmystars:

friendship can be so fleeting no wonder humans are so scared to be vulnerable . what do you mean we put our hearts and souls into people only for something as simple as time to rob our bonds … what do you mean some friendships just aren’t meant to last forever?? that sometimes we outgrow people we once knew better than the lines on our palms?? when the version of them we have in our heads becomes outdated, when it means nothing that we know exactly how they take their coffee and why they don’t talk about their brother. that today I mean the world to somebody who might only think of me on my birthday in a years time. what an open fucking wound.

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pehar:

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stuckinapril:

Queen of emotional self regulation (fold into myself and never come out for days on end whenever something emotionally taxing happens)

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annakarenina:

Barbie (2023)

phonoix:

The new Barbie trailer absolutely FUCKS, I love it so much I’m going insane. There’s nothing I love more than existentialism and pretty aesthetic.

rainy-writers:

Well, NHIE has been brilliant.

I remember watching the show and at first, I was a little surprised at how chaotic it was and questioned whether I liked it or not. But, as I kept watching it quickly became one of my favorite shows because I just loved how finally there was a main character that was unapologetically messy, made mistakes and was just all around human. You know like at first you hate Devi because you’re all like, “Wtf this girl’s a mess.” And then you realize that well…she’s kind of like most people. She’s messy ass hell, problematic, and not the best person at times. But that’s okay because no one is perfect and I think that was the driving point behind NHIE. That no matter how good your grades are, no matter how good looking you are or how popular you are, it’s still likely that you’ll never be perfect. And that’s okay, because expecting perfection out of a human that’s literally designed to fail sometimes is exhausting and not healthy. But what is healthy is accepting your flaws, and actively working towards being the best version of yourself but also realizing you’re gonna slip up sometimes.

But that’s okay.

Because Never Have I Ever been perfect, and I related so much with these characters that aren’t either.

dr3adfulpenny:

i can’t stop posting but i realized, like, when the douche from his internship asks him if he told the last girl he liked that he liked her and this look of realization passes over his face because it hasn’t fully dawned on him that he didn’t, devi has no idea that he loves her, and that feels wrong to him.

he doesn’t go back to sherman oaks to beg her to be with him or to get her back. he may very well be assuming that he’s destroyed any feelings devi may have had for him in the past. he has no thoughts of benefitting himself here. he goes there to tell her he loves her because she deserves to know.

and then after they’ve slept together and he realizes how right this is, how at ease he feels with her, all the reasons for putting this off go out the window. he knows somehow it has always been leading to this, and that they both deserve everything they can give each other. that’s why he has that look on his face, as if it’s just occuring to him how easy it would be for both of them to be happy

i think it’s strange you never knew indeed

broadway-aradia:

mrgaretcarter:

HER BRAIN

“you just had to eat the fucking apple Ken”

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