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stuffed fat and heavy with love and affection

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Yuzu Kato: Borrowing from the Tiger's Majesty (2022)

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Reddit sucks bc on there you make a comment like this and people downvote it but on here it would have 10 thousand notes

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I shouldn't have yelled at you. We're sisters. It's our job.

LILO & STITCH (2002) dir. Dean DeBlois & Chris Sanders

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i’m sick and tired of people pretending that burger isn’t delicious just to clown on americans. america deserves the ridicule, but why’s burger catching strays? burger did nothing wrong

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Welcome

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“the heart wants what it wants”? okay well the heart is fucking stupid can we let someone else have a turn? maybe the spleen wants to have a go?

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I’m so happy about this! My first time with riso

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Elder Karemantan, late to the council meeting.

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Let's Syrenka

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loml, the libby app

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The novel is called Pride & Prejudice.

If you make Darcy in a Sad Little Socially Anxious Shyboi who never did anything wrong in his whole life and has TRAUMA from Georgiana's near elopement, then you remove his snobbish Pride and erase his classiest Prejudice and it's no longer the novel Jane Austen wrote.

If you focus only on how men need to fix themselves and forget that Elizabeth judged too quickly and harshly; if you erase her need to grow, you remove her Pride in her intelligence/judgment and her Prejudice in maintaining her First Impressions (original title) and it's no longer the novel that Jane Austen wrote.

The story is beautiful because two people are open-minded enough to learn, reflect, and grow. The love story is compelling because neither of them are perfect. If you disrupt the balance of their faults, the entire premise falls apart.

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Imaginative Scenes Vibrantly Expand in Shelley Aldrich’s Illustrated Tunnel Books

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Everyone warns you agaist going to the supermarket hungry, but nobody tells you about the dangers of going there too full: I do not want any of these things, for I will never require any food at all!