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Assad Shalhoub

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“I used to imagine adventures for myself, I invented a life, so that I could at least exist somehow.”

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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Vivre Sa Vie (1962) dir. Jean-Luc Godard

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Me when I find out 2 of my mutuals live in the same state

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“That thing maimed me - and sat there, curled, gripping my heart in its claws. It said - ‘No, you won’t come back the way you came.’ And ‘No, you will never be the same.’…'I put a hole through your chest- I am the name on your crooked legs. You might smile a pretty smile, but I am the blood on your teeth.’”

— tumblr  -  Helaena C Moon  /  instagram  -  helaena.c.moon  (via hapless-hollow)

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“Each dusk, the night has languidly risen to haunt me - and whisper low with carnal yearning - ‘come home’”

— tumblr  -  Helaena C Moon  /  instagram  -  helaena.c.moon  (via hapless-hollow)

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by AMG.

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Oh de Laval (Polish, 1990) - What Doesn’t Kill Me Better Run (2021)

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the daughters of empress maria theresa and francis stephen i, holy roman emperor

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Der Militärschiessverein Nieder - Heinrich Röttinger - 1930 - via e-manuscripta

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Edith Piaf

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Dr. Manhattan - Watchmen (2009)

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In Greek Mythology, Pandora was the first woman formed out of clay by the gods. Zeus commanded Hephaistos (God of fires and blacksmiths) and Athena (Goddess of the arts) to endow her with beauty and cunning. Zeus delivered her to Epimetheus, brother of Prometheus, for marriage. A wedding gift was a pithos or stage jar (later wrongly translated as a box), which contained evil spirits. Pandora opened the jar against warnings from Zeus and with this unleashed all the evils now known to man, leaving only hope inside. Today the phrase ‘to open Pandora’s box’ means an apparently innocent action may result in far reaching consequences. - Mysterious Art Century Instagram - Facebook - Twitter - Pinterest - Shop

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her kind do not die

once upon a time there was a prince and he loved a mermaid do not picture her incorrectly she was not as mermaids are in the paintings and indeed the prince did not love her for her beauty for though she was as silver as a fallen star her hair was tangled with seaweed her skin was scarred by fights with sharks and whales and her claws sometimes pierced the prince’s skin when they kissed too passionately (the sea does not breed kindness, after all) but her heart was noble and her stories enthralling they planned their wedding on the golden shore of the southern coast of his kingdom near the place where they first met but his father said,

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“I may be feeding an impure hunger.”

— Virginia Woolf, from a letter to Violet Dickinson written c. September 1907