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emotionsandphenomena · 15 minutes
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I’ll follow you down til the sound of my voice will haunt you
You’ll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you
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the rose that concrete grew by patrick alston, 2021, acrylic + enamel + gouache + oil + paper pulp on canvas, 30 × 30 inches
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You’re so negative. Can’t you for once just let me enjoy the moment?
MERYL STREEP as MADELINE ASHTON Death Becomes Her, 1992
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never before joined across the cold airless terror of space…
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If I ask nicely who will rb this telling me what is the last song u listened to 🥺
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mailing in my name change paperwork today 😳 my middle name is going to be matthew for my uncle which is the part I was most nervous about, I wanted my whole family to understand/approve.
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Statement: Student organizations in the Gaza Strip in solidarity with the Student Intifada in the United States
In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful… We, the students of Gaza, salute the students of Columbia University, Yale University, New York University, Rutgers University, the University of Michigan, and dozens of universities across the United States who are rising up in solidarity with Gaza and to put an end to the Zionist-U.S. genocide against our people in Gaza. As we remain under the bombs of occupation, resisting Nazi genocide, grieving for our martyred colleagues and faculty, and witnessing the destruction of our universities, we welcome the examples of solidarity offered by students facing arrest, police violence, suspension, eviction, and expulsion in order to demand that their universities end their complicity in the Zionist-U.S. genocide and renounce their support for the occupation and the war profiteers that arm it. We have seen hundreds of students arrested across the United States as they work to transform their universities into “Popular Universities for Gaza.” Students, faculty, and staff are disrupting university operations and making clear that while universities in Gaza are being bombed, university business cannot continue as usual in the United States. These actions come as university administrations collaborate with members of Congress to discredit conscientious student activists and faculty, expel students, ban events, shut down student organizations such as Students for Justice in Palestine, and condemn activists working to end the Nazi genocide. At the same time, these same universities invest in the same companies that profit from the continued sale of weapons to the Zionist regime to continue its genocidal offensive. Our students – and our educational system as a whole – in occupied Palestine are subjected to ongoing genocidal aggression: our universities destroyed and bombed, our student organizations banned, and our student leaders subjected to torture, assassination and mass imprisonment. However, in Palestine and around the world, the student movement has always been a driving force of our struggle for liberation. When we see videos and images from American universities today, we are reminded of our history of student struggle as well as the student uprisings of 1968, which challenged imperialism from Vietnam to Palestine and reshaped the face of Europe and the United States. Now, in 2024, the student movement is once again leading the way. From here in Gaza, we see you and salute you. Your actions and activism matter, especially in the heart of the empire, in the United States. As members of Congress agree to provide $26 billion in additional weapons to bomb our people and continue the Zionist-U.S. genocide, you are taking meaningful action to shut down the war machine on your campuses. It is clear that a new generation is rising that will no longer accept Zionism, racism and genocide, and that stands with Palestine and our liberation from the river to the sea. Your global student solidarity is breaking boundaries, and it is time to smash the US imperialist war machine. From Gaza to Columbia, to Ann Arbor and Berkeley, our hands are joined to end Nazi genocide and achieve our collective liberation.
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an aspect of rue & hob that really gets me is like. yes they are both beholden by duty and yes they have tied themselves so tight so that nothing can possibly get out and yes they play the game perfectly with a feeling of rot in their chests and yes they can never be understood by the worlds they’re supposed to but cannot implicitly understand and yes they can never let themselves love or be loved. but the difference is, rue can’t stand it and hob loves it. for hob, the ropes feel like ribbons.
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it’s a love story
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She and I were next to each other. But you couldn’t touch, because of the glass.
OA & HOMER | THE OA (2016-2019)
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sometimes I like to pretend my tinnitus is actually the high noble whining voice of various light fixtures and I am singularly blessed to hear their voice, like when I was a kid and believed that I could hear my dogs thoughts
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Shoutout to everyone who has died and come back sluttier each time
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harrow could do would you cheat on me if I was dead and ronan could do a lobotomy to avoid grief
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