#Literally crying

[splashstar01]

It still gets me that when Merlin finally revealed who he was to Arthur, he didn't know Arthur would die. So he was really revealing it expecting Arthur to survive because he always has. And when Arthur died, he was probs thinking 'damn we could've had all that.' 😭

[babysdrivers]

lewis patting the car like a old friend...

[slut4uconnwbb]

stfu. give me one. (with her ofc)

[summersblood]

Love Island (USA) - Season 6, episode 8

[thhestia]

guys i just realized something

so the first time Annabel was in the closet (not figuratively) she mentions that the closet was filthy, she cares about her appearance and her reputation so much that she can't stand her clothes getting even a little dirty

but in the new chapter, she doesn't care. She doesn't care how she looks, her bow is misadjusted, her hair is messy, her eyes are red and puffy; overall she looks like a mess

what i'm trying to say is, the fact that she has lost her composure proves how hurt and sad she is and this makes me even more sad

she's not okay, i hope she can talk her feelings out in the next chapter

[hoshi-kawaii]

I'm so so so jealous of people who get to leave the house and do activities and can be in sunlight and move comfortably in their own bodies who don't have to worry about what they might feel like just 10 minutes from now.

[aster-draws]

Couldn’t get the image out of my head so taKE THIS

AHDSIOSHDGOIHDSOFKDJNOKASNFOJDSBGODJASFNC AH oh my GOD? You're kidding this is INCREDIBLE

it's so perfect you captured the vibe IMPECCABLY i'm?????? literally speechless holy shit?

Also tim's bewilderment is so spot on that's his face literally for the entire fic

SIDhvnodhnvoafdnvaoAPOS:OAJBDS god. anyways. I'm chewing on this like a dog on a bone

[potatounicoorn]

If anyone ever says to me Legend of Korra is bad ever again, I will throw hands and fight them. S3 was a masterpiece.

[krenhuff]

the most sane reaction I was capable of producing:

[evg6287]

Nah cause im crying thinking about the fact that Deadpool was willing to give up his own life so he could save the ones he loves, like I know that’s normal for heroes or whatever but like. He spent the whole movie trying to save that world and the people that meant everything to him and he was willing to give it all up knowing that if Wolverine stayed they would live. He had no care for his own life. Just theirs. Love Deadpool man.

[kevinsdsy]

TOM CRUISE DOING A FILM SEQUENCE DURING THE CLOSING CEREMONY IS SENDING ME SO BAD LOWKEY

the commentator: i’m sure this is live.

tom cruise: *jumping out of a plane during daylight*

[emmatcha]

annabeth refused to believe luke couldn’t be redeemed, but i don’t really blame her. when luke betrayed her, it reverted her back to her 7 year old self, where all she craved was loyalty and love and safety and a connection with people who stuck around. percy wasn’t part of their world for very long and even he saw better than annabeth that luke was not someone loyal to those who were unendingly loyal to him. and her instinct was to lash out at percy, because he was the person who’s fatal flaw was loyalty and the guy who stuck around for her, and he was a walking reminder that luke was not, and never was that person.

[pierregaslays]

crying at this picture of ali riley and her mum after the game

[thhestia]

HOW LONG HAS SHE BEEN CRYING IN THAT CLOSET I'M GONNA CRY

[sandwichmustbetasty]

who is that diva 😭 😭 😭 

casually pulling a jesus move

[la-pheacienne]

Yes Sam is the hero of the story but don't forget my boy Frodo. He breaks my heart. Frodo Baggins knowing he's walking straight to his death crushed by fear and despair and still taking on this mission and refusing to give up? What got Sam through it all was his strong faith and hope and unwavering love for his master, which makes me cry every time, but, there is something equally heartbreaking in Frodo's clarity about the certainty of his doom, there is something especially heartbreaking in his total absence of hope. He does not have any faith that he will survive this and he is not even certain if he will be able to achieve his purpose before dying, he senses that this is much bigger than him, and the wound will never heal. He knows, yet he goes on. Death is inevitable, "all men must die" but as long as we live we have to keep trying. "We must do without hope" as Aragorn says. I think the character of Frodo is the very manifestation of the "inevitability of death", which is the "key spring of the Lord of the Rings" according to Tolkien. Also Sam's particular brand of heroism deserves a whole separate analysis but it is interesting to juxtapose these two because they are both heroic in different ways and it is heartbreaking how much they love and complete each other. Because Sam KNOWS this about Frodo and this is precisely why he admires Frodo so deeply. When Sam wonders about how much food they will need for the return journey and Frodo tells him that he can't even imagine surviving this , Sam starts crying, because he knows very well that Frodo doesn't have hope or faith, he knows the depth of his struggle and agony and that makes him love and cherish Frodo even more fiercely because if Frodo doesn't have hope, Sam has to have enough for both of them and "‘Come, Mr. Frodo!’ he cried. I can’t carry it for you, but I can carry you and it as well. So up you get! Come on, Mr. Frodo dear! Sam will give you a ride. Just tell him where to go, and he’ll go" and I just, I'm in PAIN -