Winter scene. Newmarket Canada (January 26, 2023)
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Using Lo-fi Study Nights at Seacaster Manor as a way to boost his popularity and help further the goals of his friends while also refusing to acknowledge that the actual purpose is to never have to be alone in that big empty house is PEAK Fabian behavior. Can anyone hear me?? Lou I am in your WALLS
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"doubt has given me so much relief. but it doesn't always have to be doubt because I believe in her" ally. ally please. god they have such a way with words - and kristen is so compassionate and caring and at every moment she is thinking of her goddess. plz. plz.
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this immediate love struck look at the arrival of Ayda makes me want to vomit
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do you guys think that the meteor shower message from ayda to fig was an anniversary gift…. because it was spring break when it happened……….. and ayda could chart the stars and tell exactly when the message would be received so she wrote all of her love in the stars for her paramour and send her love even though she couldn’t be there…….. because i do.
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I always find it strange when people lament that Rayla and Callum don't have much in common (implying they're a bad ship) when, to me, they're one of the most realistic portrayal of friends and lovers I've seen across various genres.
They very clearly enjoy each other's company. They have a similar quirky style of gallows humour. They like teasing each other, and they bounce ideas off each other. They fiercely love and care for their friends and family.
I mean, Callum just randomly starts spouting poetry at her, and does Rayla make fun of him or make him feel weird or self-conscious? Nope. She not only knows what he's talking about, she engages with it.
I suppose on the surface they don't have much in common. Callum loves his books and research, and Rayla’s more action orientated, but once you dig deeper, the foundation of their relationship is built on mutual admiration and respect.
And that is what's important. That's what long-lasting relationships are built on.
Your partner may not have the same taste in books or activities as you, but do they still engage with you about your interests? Do they support you indulging in them or spending time doing them? Do they respect you and your differences?
That love and support is what stands the test of time.
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