#prettiest human being!!

[btsstaysgold]

Singularity Taehyung is one for the history books I said what I said!!

(crtto)

[thestobingirlie]

steve pt. 10 <3

[fairyhaos]

I SUPPORT THE POCHAKYEOM AGENDA JUST AS MUCH AS I SUPPORT THE SHUAMOROLL ONE

[miradorjake]

good morning to jake fighting for his life in every interview 😌

[ravenshaven711]

Dunmeshi sketches dump (ft some labru)

[aahanna]

Desi girls here stop looking so beautiful and hot . I am trying hard to be straight and u all are not helping

Take flowers 💐 here muah

[jngswheein]

230526 GAHYEON ♡ INTERVIEW @ MUSIC BANK

[frnkiebby]

I have just decided to keep sending asks because you're too cool and nice

have some franks

that last one is my vision fr

f r o g g y

pls i don’t want you getting yourself in trouble for interacting with me okay?? 😭😭

that being said— LeATHERMØUTH FRANKIE MY BELOVED~🎃

[kenobion]

Andrew Garfield with The Hollywood Reporter Q&A

[miyawaki]

sakura asmr

[bluebluebluewoods]

human au ship dynamic

[lavieaquatique]

no thoughts head empty

[unknownarmageddon]

What if flower

Absolutely but flower in what context

[lucyfishwife]

If you are UK based, be advised that Being Human (the VASTLY SUPERIOR UK version) is now streaming on ITVX. All the sweetness of Annie, the torment of George, the hotness of Mitchell. I ripped off ALL of Mitchell for my secondary male lead. I needed an unapologetic pan hotcake and lo, there he was.

[ddaengju]

if i don’t hold myself back, i will watch black panther: wakanda forever once a day, every single day, for the foreseeable future

[queerlyquillish]

ok but the thing is that "hurt" is an adjective, verb, and noun. so the linguistic poeticism is still there, albeit in a slightly different way. yes, "hurt" as a description of a person's state holds true across tenses because it is indeed an adjective, but the fact remains that it's a lexicologically interesting word! personally, what i find really neat is that "hurt" is both an intransitive verb used for the person being wounded and a transitive verb for the act of wounding someone. it's an intriguing concept to think of pain as something that draws connections between people. something that weaves together victim and perpetrator in some inseparable way. that you can't hurt someone without it changing you as well. idk what exactly that says about pain as a human experience, and it's a lot of using imagination and metaphor to extract and extend meaning from language, but it's still fascinating!