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“It’s not your birthday anymore / There’s no need to be kind to you / And the will to see you smile and belong / Has now gone / It’s not your birthday anymore / Did you really think we meant / All of those syrupy, sentimental things / That we said”

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YELLOWJACKETS — S1E1 // S3E1

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grief is soooo weird. it's weird how you don't grieve the same way every time. when i had to put my cat down 2 years ago it messed me up so bad. i was hearing phantom cat sounds all the time and swearing i still saw him out of the corner of my eye. i was crying randomly for days. i cried at work. that asshole should have been a weight off my shoulders but i loved him so much. and earlier this month i had to put my 19 year old dog down, had her since i was a literal child, and i am really fucking sad, but it feels different?? maybe because she was a blind special needs senior and i was grieving her for like the last 5 years of her life. i'm honestly just like "damn i miss my girl" every single day and weirdly avoiding eating her favorite people foods because they're meant to be shared with my girl xoxo

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should’ve known better, don’t you think?

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In defense of Jackie Taylor... because people do characterise her as unintelligent, or at least imply it a lot, I do just want to say I think a lot of that stems from Jackie actively choosing to reject all of her interiority. It seems like she barely allowed herself to think, her thought processes were always driven by a survival instinct, long before the wilderness. I think she got to the point where she was so afraid of and confused by her own internal experience of the world, that she suffocated it. She looked miserable when she was alone in the Pilot. Being alone with her thoughts made her miserable. It seems like she performed for others to the extent that she actually didn't know who she was anymore. I think it's one thing that made Nat, who was so unapologetically an individual and knew herself, the target of a lot of Jackie's jealousy.

Honestly, Jackie's absolute mastery of the exact persona she needed to survive and even outwardly thrive in her environment pre-crash showed a lot of some kind of intelligence. So yeah, she can definitely be a bit dumb at points, but I think people underestimate how much of that isn't actually innate. Instead it's kind of a byproduct of starving her ability for introspection to death because she was terrified of what she might discover about herself.

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The Office (2005 - 2013) New Girl (2011 - 2018) Fleabag (2016 - 2019) Friends (1994 - 2004) Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013 - 2021) Happy Endings (2011 - 2013) Parks and Recreation (2009 - 2015) Modern Family (2009 - 2020) Ted Lasso (2020 - 2023)

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“I like your pilgrim hat.”

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If I said the reason people think of Sabrina Carpenter as a "Subversive Feminist" was a White Feminism thing

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A copper retriever with her unoxidised puppies

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Feeling an incredibly weird specific nostalgia but what piece of media defined 2020 for you (as in you spent that year with it) mine is mtv's catfish

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you guys gotta stop deactivating your blogs cause you're making it harder for me to go back in a reblog chain to remove the annoying additions

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A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1963) dir. Bill Melendez

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There's no place like home.

Judy Garland as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (1939) dir. Victor Fleming

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Shauna does have her own heart necklace by the way. They both wear their respective necklaces to the party the night before they leave for nationals. Interestingly, Jackie’s necklace is the outline of a heart while Shauna’s necklace is a full heart. Jackie’s necklace is gold and Shauna’s necklace is silver. Also, Jackie opts for a regular necklace while Shauna has a choker.

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Kate Andrews and Betty McRae in Bomb Girls 01x01 “Jumping Tracks”.