Thinking About When I Think Of Myself Dead And When Charles Bukowski Said

to all the south asian, north south east and west african, carribean, north american, southeast asian, west asian, british isleser, "australian" , and hong konger babes i wish you all a beautiful, prosperous, and safe day <3

[id: a five-panel digital line-drawing comic of tori spring and michael holden from ‘solitaire’ by alice oseman.

the first panel shows tori sitting in a chair with her knees pulled up to her chest and her feet flat on the seat of the chair. she is writing something at her desk with an impassive expression

the second panel shows the same shot of tori, this time with michael, not shown, asking, “tori, why do you sit like that?” and tori’s eyes go wide in response.

the third panel shows tori turning her head to face michael. her face is mostly cast in shadow and around her head are three screenshots of l lawliet from ‘death note’.

the fourth panel shows michael with a shit-eating grin on his face. text beside him reads, “knows” with an arrow pointing towards him.

the fifth panel shows a shot of both of them. tori is shown not facing the camera and has her head turned away from michael again. michael is sitting sideways on the edge of tori’s bed. tori says, “it’s just more comfortable.” michael replies, “uh-huh,” with a knowing smile. end id.]

level 10 psychic damage inflicted

good.

I'm pretty sure I typed good.

just cried twice in the span of 45 minutes

in other news the Elvis movie looks

based

watching a film and then checking the tag for the film for a little photo or gifset you can reblog to tell everyone you just watched a film but all the options suck. I might as well die

have not stopped thinking about this poem by hanif adburraqib ever since i read it

Sarah Perry, The Essence of Peopling

Sheryl Lee & Lorna MacMillan | Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me

Ransom using the fake knife to attack Marta in Knives Out and Andi's journal blocking the bullet that would have killed Hellen in Glass Onion.

Something about how both women are saved by the eccentricities of the people who loved them. 🤌