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idk this is such an annoying thing to be annoyed about but i’ve seen like. several posts with stills from fight club (1999) or the matrix (1999) with captions like “oh my job is TOO stable. my apartment is TOO nice. oh woe is me i guess i’ll GIVE IT ALL UP TO LIVE IN A SLOP” come on did you actually watch the movie be honest

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Another snow day

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Daniel Craig and Jason Isaacs in Angels in America at London's National Theatre, 1993.

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love when nonfiction books have a few pages of pictures in the middle. that kicks ass, every book should have a halftime show

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It’s too cold for my grail quest 😭

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Bookstores always remind me that there are good things in this world.

Vincent Van Gogh

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just found out in medieval france, having a lion on your coat of arms was so prevalent that there was literally a colloquial proverb to clown on knights for being basic and not having a real coat of arms. the hate game was so strong back then. imagine medieval hate anons

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horror style

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does one not bring one's habits to terror?

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ah ha ha no girl don't use Vampirism, Religion, and/or Cannibalism as a metaphor for all consuming love and obsession you're so sexy ah ha

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BRIDE OF RE-ANIMATOR 1990・dir. Brian Yuzna

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Some views of life so far

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i mean fuck i like pain i like grief i like desolation i like sorrow i like to mourn

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Journalling Through Writer's Block

A journal or diary is more than a living autobiography; it’s a companion, too. A confidante for the mundane and exciting experiences we find ourselves in. A dumping ground for angry rants and sobbing cries. A journal is my interiority turned exterior. I almost never leave the house without it. When I write in my journal, I don’t do so for documentation purposes. Sure, sometimes that historicity…

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Charles Ray, Untitled, 1973, black and white photograph, 27 × 40 inches inches. Courtesy of Feature.