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Apartments in New York ‘At Home with Books’, October 1995

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We need to embrace the fact that the tumblr userbase is aging. What’s everybody’s favorite kitchen appliance?

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t.A.T.u. performing ‘all the things she said’, 2003

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me pretending my enormous feelings arent crushing me to death and carrying out routine tasks that are good for my health and longevity

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there is literally nothing in this world more endearing than a girl who is an absolute loser

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romance in film gif meme: [4/5] gazes/yearnings

"dress for festivities! top hats and silks!" "I will! I'll wear my best silk!" little women (2019) written and directed by greta gerwig

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every time an overthinker changes a well thought out text message to just "ok" an angel looses its wings

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Marie Antoinette (2006) dir. Sofia Coppola

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Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths and Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype

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I do genuinely always think about the opening scene of the social network being Jessie Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg being openly rude, disrespectful, smarmy and misogynistic to Rooney Mara's character and she responds with the now iconic line that he will very probably be very successful and will go through life thinking that people don't like him because he's a nerd but actually people don't like him because he's an asshole and that this interaction is how the movie is framed and even bookended, with Mark in the final scene trying to request her as a friend on Facebook but she as far as we know doesn't accept. And everything in the movie only serves to prove her right, that he is successful and smart but ultimately an asshole who built his success on comparing women to farm animals out of spite for her. This is literally the opening sequence of the film, the main interaction it's framed around and it baffles me that there are people who view The Social Network (2010) as some kind of lionisation of Facebook's creation, and not one of the most prescient cautionary tales about misogyny and technocracy of our time. To this day, the only thing Zuckerberg actually disputes about the film is that actually he married a woman he met in college. Nothing else. He disputes nothing else. No movie has aged better than The Social Network (2010) and I do actually sincerely wish that wasn't the case.

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You ever notice how a washing machine 10 minutes is actually about 17 minutes human time

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Beautiful porcelain doll. Made by Jessica Harrison.