#the EVERYTHING

[ingydar-phan]

This photo contains a level of endearment and couple-ness that the average human brain cannot comprehend.

[forza55]

max verstappen brazilian gp 2024 red flag | 11.04.24

[lifemod17]

Another day of being so chill and normal about Hozier during the Glasgow show <- (another day of also being an infamous liar)

📸: beccasphotosss | instagram

Glasgow Green || 07/10/2024

[elliespeach]

uhhhh guys i think my pussy just exploded

i found these beautiful pics on pinterest by nramvv thank u for doing what needed to be done i’m forever thankful

her @ on here is @nramv !!!

[the-words-we-sung]

The prettiest face ✨

[waitingtobreatheagain]

I saw Wicked last weekend and I quite literally won’t ever be the same. I can’t wait until part two and there is SO MUCH I want to discuss about it that I will do in several future posts 😭😭

[shronktheplonk]

There's something I need to confess to y'all,

I've been picturing Aaron Minyard as a blonde Brennan Lee Mulligan.

[ao3cassandraic]

In case it's useful to someone else, a brief (I hope) musing on how I am approaching The Everything:

I think about years or maybe even decades down the line, and I ask myself what I want to tell -- not my children, I don't have any, let's say "my students" -- about who I was and what I did in this moment.

Because it sure does make some things clear.

I do not want this bullshit happening because of me. I also don't want to have to say that I hid from it or ignored it, thereby letting it happen. "I read a lot and expressed outrage on the Internet" isn't what I want to say either; my imagined students hand me quite the sideeye at that one.

I want to be able to say truthfully that this bullshit happened not because of me, but in spite of me.

So that's what I'm going for. I'm trying to be the kind of person and do the kind of actions I can look back on with -- not pride exactly, not quite satisfaction, but a modicum of self-respect.

[aunteutis]

OH THOSE CREDITS I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE BEN STILLER THE MAN YOU ARE

[creatureboss]

Hi old art again. Frommmm the summer last year. Handing you one Zor.

[beearcheops]

Guess who finished watching the cruel king and the great hero (and the liar princess and the blind prince) ◀️crying

(also jeez, these names are Long)

Bonus memes

[axydoesstuff]

miquella nation how're we doing

[morewyckedthanyou]

Some more photos of that romance scene like I promised earlier because I just love these two together.

[hagenwo43]

[vinhteer]

Funnest part of reinterpreting these YHS designs is that it takes me down memory lane. I think it's like, one of the only projects where it pushes me to ask "Have I seen this YHS character before in my real life? Have I acted like them before? Have I ever liked something that they liked?". It pushes me to introduce them to my friends that don't know YHS while saying things like "Imagine [inserts specific trait in people] when you think of [inserts random YHS character]. That means that I push others to reflect what they've seen in THEIR life. Because to me, these characters are just regular people that we know in our own personal lives. A bit off-topic, but thinking through all of this really helps me see where I fit in time and everything; I had to dig through a lot of 2000s to early-mid 2010s media to get myself in the mood. And like, when I come to think of it, I grew up on the internet when 90s people where approximately in their 20s. They liked the 2000-2010s things that I liked at a young age the same way I like things now that are from the 2020s. They'll reminisce about their past the same way I'll reminisce my past, aka the same subjects that they liked when in high school or in their 20s. I grew up with these people, in that specific time frame of the internet.

This also reminds me how different the internet was back then compared to now. I think it's because back then, Youtube was still in this transition between posting on the internet for the funsies to earning money from it. So the internet back then was more like, a reflection to mainstream media, compared to now, where mainstream media IS the internet.