Main blog: shineonyoungbloods.tumblr.comContemplating whether or not I should rewatch pll for the 100th time
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two characters: *look at each other for 0.06 sec.*
some of yall: they’re secretly fucking.
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You have to remember what’s most important in life. I am loved by so many people and have a wonderful job. I know I’m incredibly blessed. I am a completely lucky human being.
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“There was something about her that I recognized immediately, or recognized in her. We’d never met before, but there was something familiar, something comforting about Lucy. Perhaps the way she looked at me in that moment felt open, receptive. Like she was taking me in as opposed to merely appraising me.
It wasn’t cinematic: sparks didn’t fly, orchestral music didn’t well up as we gazed into each other’s eyes. It was a simpler moment. Quieter. Two people stuck in a whirlwind of expectation and excitement – we each somehow understood who the other was.”
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Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists | Trailer
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Top 50 OTP’s of All-Time ♥ #21. Hanna Marin & Lucas Gottesman
“How is it worth it? What’s worth losing everything?” “You.”
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on this 4/20, let’s think about how bob marley has been reduced to a stereotype around weed and “one love” instead of the revolutionary figure he really was. he advocated for revolution and change against a racist political system in jamaica. he was also a staunch anti imperialist, and criticized white imperialism. he didn’t just smoke weed all day and sing catchy songs. i truly hate the liberal cleansing of revolutionary figures because it turns them into a caricature which erases their political stances and beliefs from the public mind completely
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I had actors that I really admired and I noticed that they all studied in the theater, so that was when I started applying to theater schools and wanted to get an education and build my craft. It wasn’t until my junior year in college when my dad finally said to me, after seeing me in a play, “You know what? Maybe you can actually do this.” It’s not that they weren’t supportive. They just taught me that things don’t fall out of the sky and land in your lap. If you want to make a long career out of this, you better treat it with the respect of a craft and you better constantly be learning.
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That’s a wrap on The Perfectionists pilot!
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