Everything you did to me, I remember.

Mama, I made it out of your home alive, raised by the voices in my head.

— Warsan Shire, from “Extreme Girlhood,” Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in Her Head

— Brenna Twohy, from Swallowtail

I watched the movie Frances Ha for a second time this evening and whilst I respect that it’s kind of pretentious, I also vibe super hard with it. Like, being in your 20s in the city and absolutely not having your shit together? that’s me 

The Daytrippers (1996) - Greg Mottola

— Wanda Coleman, from “a romantic marriage,” The World Falls Away (via lifeinpoetry)

Put another way, I was almost on empty, and though no one believed it or cared to see, I was just another animal, and like all animals desired, we would suffer.

— Nickole Brown, from “Wild Thing,” To Those Who Were Our First Gods 

In Case Of Death Over And Over And Over Again

Things always work out in the end                                                             they say Don’t be so quick to jump to conclusions they say                          Maybe things will get better on their own                          they say                                                All of this worrying isn’t good for you                                     they say                                                               It’s not the end of the world                                     they say                                                               Why do you have to be so negative all the time they  say                          Wait it out                                                they say                                                                    Always look on the bright side                                     they say                                                               It could always be worse                          they say                                                     Things’ll start to change                                                                                       you’ll see             they say                                       But you can’t think about things that way                          they say                                                   No one else is saying this kind of thing                                       they say                                                               Why don’t you give it a chance                        they say                                                   It’s not hurting you

— Brian McGackin, from In Case of Death

Hanging scene, Surpiria (1977), dir.Dario Argento.

Jess R. Sutton, from my only regret is having a body (via lifeinpoetry)

Gucci F/W 16

— Jenny George, from “The Dream of Reason,” The Dream of Reason

— Neil Gaiman, Trigger Warning: Short Fictions and Disturbances   (via delfiini)

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaeodBVAlIF/

— Emilia Phillips, from “Heavy (After Hieu Minh Nguyen)” published in Tongue

Rumi (via goodreadss)