never-trusthugs

[never-trusthugs]

Welcome to the word now toddler Hecate ✨ I am so proud of this little girl!

She has a little basket filled with goods for all her friends! Also, wearing a cute hat and crocs are a must for her ✨

(If you want to add me —>D1AFHSJ2M6)

[never-trusthugs]

Ah yes, fuck my life.

[never-trusthugs]

Man and woman in a period piece: meet

The rest of the cast and me watching from my couch:

[never-trusthugs]

I dream about a day when there’ll be a time travel machine, and I’ll go back in time and bring Jane Austen my computer with all the movies/series of her books in.

Then we’ll sit down, and I’ll let her know that the scene where Colin Firth jumps in the water in p&p 1995 was obviously needed.

[never-trusthugs]

The thing about Pride & Prejudice is we are given both the "perfect victim" in Georgiana and an imperfect one in Lydia. Lydia does not stir or even seem to want our compassion, but she is a victim. Jane Austen does not kill or truly impoverish Lydia, instead she assures us that her family, even the main character of the novel, will always protect her. Jane Austen cared about imperfect victims.

[never-trusthugs]

espcialbk

[never-trusthugs]

He's a 10 (thousand a year)

But he proposed by insulting your family, connections, and ruining your sisters life

[never-trusthugs]

[never-trusthugs]

[never-trusthugs]

[never-trusthugs]

@transheso

so are you like.. a cow or a dalmatian?

[never-trusthugs]

20 Years of The Lizzie McGuire Movie (May 2nd, 2003)

[never-trusthugs]

Don’t know who’s gonna read this, but I feel the need to share something.

You know when you feel - no, you know you’ve fucked up?

Sometimes I can’t understand why my brain doesn’t stop me from saying things I should just keep inside. They say “sharing is caring”, but I fear I’ve shared too much this time. Now I’m losing someone important… which is quite ironic since they were scared of losing me.

Also, my head is hurting from crying.

[never-trusthugs]

The hand, Pride and Prejudice (2005).

[never-trusthugs]

it was a momentous occasion 

[never-trusthugs]

She was not a woman of many words; for, unlike people in general, she proportioned them to the number of her ideas

Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen

This has the same feel as Bilbo Baggins's "I don't know half of you half so well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve."

[never-trusthugs]

.+༉‧₊˚ halloween pride lockscreens

.*.⋆like or reblog if u use