i just dont want to be seen as a woman anymore. if you must look at me at least have the decency to unfocus your eyes

i wanna look like this

starting has been very difficult

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The sarcasm in that reply

Saw this post on Facebook the other day and these were some of my favorite replies!! This shit’s too good

Richard Mooney comes swinging in with the comment that made me snort.

Probably the best gag of the season.

tfw you just need your players to get to the damn quest already

it really be light outside until 7pm now, goodbye seasonal depression u dumb bitch

Donald Trump’s Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is destroyed by man carrying a pickaxe in a guitar case.

This is modern fucking art and it’s inspiring

BETTER YET: THE MAN WAS FOUND, ARRESTED, AND HIS BAIL WAS PAID BY THE LAST GUY TO DESTROY THE STAR!!!!!!!!!!

Inspiring.

Relationship goals:

We both feel lucky to have each other

i don know shit yall!!!! im jus out here 

The energy

my anxiety: if I do not Produce and Achieve I will Die

my depression:

Oh. Sometimes…plans go astray.

I WILL STAND BY THIS INCREDIBLE DELIVERY AND ANIMATION UNTIL THE DAY I FUCKING DIE

Especially because of the way that they positioned this entire scene. I mean… look at how the animators designed this. 

This movie is about wilful loss. 

Just… stay with me for a second on this one. Because Treasure Planet may be one of the only fucking movies I’ve ever seen that says losing may be the best and brightest option. 

You’ve got Jim, who’s emotionally tumbled up inside, chasing things just to feel anything, losing more and more of himself the farther he goes. He’s desperately searching for something metaphysical and losing miserably, and so he decides instead to try and look for a treasure, wondering if maybe a tangible goal could fulfill him. 

And then you have Silver, who we’re not yet sure of emotionally, but physically, he embodies the idea of accidental loss- where he’s lost parts of himself trying to find something material. Obsessing over things and objects and, in return, failing. He decides to give it another go, trying to steal a ship and take a crew and eventually succeed in hoarding the largest treasure the galaxy had ever seen.

Then the physical and the metaphysical meet. And they sit. And they talk. And, on a single trip on a single boat, they find what they need. 

And they find it in losing. 

Silver gives up treasure. 

Jim gives up trying to earn a lost fathers pride. 

And it’s only by giving up their goals that they can find new ones. 

I’m not saying that this movie promotes giving up dreams. Far from it. This movie, instead, promotes the wonderful and delicate idea that if we push ourselves onto dreams, we’re likely to lose them and, in return, lose ourselves. 

It’s the things that we allow to happen to us, when we let ourselves to be vulnerable, that truly change us and make us whole. 

Fucking superb you funky little space drama. 

me abt me: can someone like.. take care of her

Friendly reminder: when people say ‘as long as you tried your best’ it doesn’t mean ‘the best you could possibly have done ever’ it means ‘the best you were capable of at the time.’ Sometimes ‘trying your best’ is just getting out of bed in the morning. Just because you weren’t working yourself to the bone doesn’t mean you weren’t trying your best. 

crazy how long it takes yo heart to heal from shit.