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addison rae photographed by richard kern for petra collins’ brand, 2024

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you wanna guess the colour of my underwear / you wanna know what i got going on down there

CHARLI XCX @ sweat tour, toronto | sep. 18th '24

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Sharon Tate in a Halston hat for Harper’s Bazaar Photographed by Neal Barr, 1967

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New York, 1995

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I’m so normal about this

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they're gonna match each other's freaks in the worst possible way i just know it. can't wait

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Imagine bodyshaming this man. 🤡

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AEMOND TARGARYEN House of the Dragon S02E03 - "The Burning Mill"

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HOUSE OF THE DRAGON S02E03 | dir. Geeta Vasant Patel

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harry vacilao deixou essa princesa escapar

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“i love you, but you are not serious people”

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Fiona Apple

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Messy Bag Forever 𒇫

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When Kendall goes "tell the other side" at the funeral, that'so genuinely interesting, because babe? There is no other side. Arguably, Ewan covered it all. Yes, he talked about Logan Roy, the man that made the world just a little worse, a little less kind for his presence in it. But. He also talked about Logan the child that left and lost a sister, that experienced war and abuse, Logan who was his brother that he loved.

That's why Kendall can only really rehash the negative aspects Ewan mentioned and try to turn them into positives. Money and power, doesn't everyone in here like those things? Oh boy, I sure hope I can be like my father and have money and power, two things that totally don't corrupt people.

That's why Shiv can only really bring up the fatherhood aspect in a eulogy that so cleary speaks to her resentment and complicated love of Logan. Dear, dear world of a father. The father who, for many women, is the first man in their lives that doesn't measure up. That they can't measure up for.

That's why Roman can't speak at all, because Ewan's speech forces him to confront the fact that, yes, it's all true. The person he wanted to imitate and hold onto was Logan, the father he loved and wanted to be loved by; but also (more so) Logan the cruel man, the father that hurt him. Over and over. He can't say that out loud, so he expresses it in a different way.

If grief is an admission of love, it may as well be the realization of its absence. Can we get him out? Can we bring him back for one last round? Just to see if maybe this time he can love us right? Just to make sure? But no. No, you can't, and you'd be disappointed by the result in any case.