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May Sarton, The Journals of May Sarton Volume One

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Two beautiful beautiful women and the ugly trolls they like to psychologically torture <3

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VEEP (2012 - 2019) Season 5 | Episode 9

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Bend It Like Beckham, 2002.

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Fiona Apple with a wooden rendering of her dog, Janet (1998-2012), made by artist Patrick Bucklew

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Opening Night (John Cassavetes, 1977)

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one of the saddest things is when someone in your family tells you you would've loved someone who died before you were born. like my mother has told me & my best friend that we would have loved talking to her father. that me & my brothers have the same humor as our late uncle & even look like him. everyone is everywhere & nowhere & here & gone & dying & coming back. it's as though you know them through their shadow or their ghost or your own actions, but you won't ever really know. haunts me, i guess

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This does something indescribable to my brain

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personally i rlly enjoy the writing decision by the hotd team to conceptualise fire & blood as a history text created as propaganda, where the events r often not only skewed but total falsehoods. it’s really interesting to do an adaptation from the pov of just how much could’ve been lost to time via institutional misinfo. like it is 100% an extreme adaptational decision and i get why people don’t like it. it absolutely is in the vein of a 500k word spec fic where the author has very much gone out of their way to argue that there’s very little that cannot be hidden thru institutional propaganda when info is a controlled resource. fire & blood is conceptually strange as a book, being purposely written as a potentially biased historical text, & hotd is an odd adaptation for taking that idea & fuckin sprinting with it. anyway thank u hotd for underlining the fact that underneath every greek tragedy of history, there very well could have been equally tragic lesbian lost loves

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zoë lianne

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Agnès Varda - Pier Paolo Pasolini - New York - 1967 (Agnès Varda, 2022)

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fast food, fast fashion, songs being sped up, tv show seasons being only 8 episodes long, replacing youtube vlogs with fifteen second “day in the life” tiktoks, people in their 20s complaining about being too old...everything is so rushed, we have lost the art of lingering.

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Dark Passage (Delmer Daves, 1947)

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shoutout to everyone dealing with. thhe fucking difficulty