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hiii im probably gnna stop using this blog bc i want a fresh start :/

my new blog is here

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some of you have never hyperfixated on a show/franchise so hard that any mention of it in your vicinity sets you vibrating at the speed of sound and it shows

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when people ask where you see yourself in 10 years

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Emily Blunt at the 76th Golden Globe Awards

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#all tail no bite

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okay ive said something like this before, yes i absolutely love young penelope blossom, and yes she was adopted by the blossoms to be clifford’s sister and soon wife, but that doesn’t excuse her homophobic and abusive behavior to the one person who actually probably really loved her, cheryl.

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Rosamund Pike photographed by Sue Hudelson for Paper Magazine.

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Rosamund Pike on Gone Girl

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I think it’s universal knowledge that lesbians love archerers

I MEEANNNN

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Rosamund Pike, photographed by Julien T. Hamon for FLAUNT, issue 151, 2017.

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Rosamund Pike as Amy Dunne in Gone Girl (2014)

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Gone Girl (2014), dir. David Fincher

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You need a diary. Minimum, 300 entries on the Nick and Amy story. Start with the fairy tale early days. Those are true. And they’re crucial. You want Nick and Amy to be likeable. After that, you invent. The spending. The abuse. The fear. The threat of violence.

Gone Girl (2014) dir. David Fincher

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the moment when she decided she was going to kill him

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Why is it when something happens, it’s always you three?  Believe me, professor, I’ve been asking myself the same question for six years.