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BELLADONNA, Adalyn Grace

❝You are not cursed—you are a reaper. You are the night incarnate, the ferrier of souls. You are the bridge between the living and the dead—a caged bird that's ready to fly. So spread your wings, Signa Farrow, because you are limitless. Spread your wings, and oh, how we'll fly.❞

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probably the best advice I've ever got was from my grandpa when I moved from my town and started a university, he told me to leave the house everytime when I start to feel down, just to go to the park, a supermarket, a bookstore, to even drive in a bus or tram, just be around other people because staying at home all the time kills you; and you know he was right

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i mean this completely seriously but… a cup of coffee can save your life a little, a shower can save your life a little, making your favorite meal can save your life a little…….little things actually add up to really big things in the long run if you let them, the secret to surviving everyday is infusing a little bit of magic into the mundane i truly believe that

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first-time caller by b. k. borison

i like that. thinking that I’m worth paying attention to. something ordinary made extraordinary by the person you’re sharing it with.

playlist. (part one) (part three)

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ace of spades by faridah àbíké-íyímídé

"We stare at each other. I have to stop myself from apologizing—because what would I even be sorry for? Existing too loud?"

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sometimes you need dialogue tags and don't want to use the same four

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lit meme: series or books [4/10] ↝ forest of a thousand lanterns by julie c. dao

she knew her own worth. she would seize her destiny with all the strength and spirit within her, and bend them all to her will: every man kneeling and every woman overshadowed.

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The Cruel Prince by Holly Black as a Movie

What could I become if I stopped worrying about death, about pain, about anything? If I stopped trying to belong? Instead of being afraid, I could become something to fear.

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assume that things will go well. don't let people be rude to you. maintain good habits. do things that you don't feel like doing. you can always take a moment to think before acting. on the other hand, you don't have to think about everything. everyone doesn't have to agree but we can treat each other decently. small talk can be pleasant and is often nonjudgemental. find interesting recipes. take out the time for pleasure. if you're tired of fiction, you can read nonfiction and vice-versa. no one is better than another for being louder, looking a certain way, or having done certain things—we're all people. you don't have to react or 'win.' look up cleaning videos, if needed. make lists and use calendars. a lot of things are not personal. it helps to not try to actively read people and to, instead, just meet people where they are. you learn a lot about others just by being present for them and listening.

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all this twisted glory by tahereh mafi

she’d shown him more loyalty and tenderness in two days than he’d ever felt in his life, and he knew then, with a force that drove the air from his lungs, that he would never survive her.

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Doechii "Denial Is A River" posters inspired by The Sims 2 Advertisements

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love, theoretically by ali hazelwood

"I like to see you. When you're not trying to be someone else."

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James Baldwin, Giovanni's Room

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📖 books i read in 2023: love, theoretically by ali hazelwood

“There is no universe in which I’m going to let you go. I want to be with you, every second of every day.”

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before the coffee gets cold by toshikazu kawaguchi

"But Kazu still goes on believing that, no matter what difficulties people face, they will always have the strength to overcome them. It just takes heart. And if the chair can change someone's heart, it clearly has its purpose."

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SOPHIE THATCHER as IRIS in the final trailer for COMPANION (2025) dir. Drew Hancock

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Ordinary Things (and how they can save you)

Pat Scheider, The Patience of Ordinary Things // Vincent van Gogh, details from Bedroom in Arles // Wendy Cope, from The Orange // @sunsbleeding //@chloeinletters