Severance Still Making Me Insane

A begrudging Happy Valentine's to you all! Stay safe out there, my fellow aromantics ...

TED LASSO APPRECIATION WEEK ⚽️ day three: favorite quote(s)

+ bonus:

“your poems are too powerful. they’re like snakes. they slither into me, and they coil around my heart, and they squeeze me until I can’t breathe. they are glittering and venomous, and they bite. I got scared, emily. of you, of the way that you grip me, of the way that you poison me.”

sometimes i think about sue saying this to emily and then i have to take a minute to breathe again.

therapy can't replace getting so angry alone in your room you feel lightheaded

The reason that each of the Roys are so easily manipulated by Logan begins and ends with the fact that he will always know each of them more than they’re known by anyone else—because they don’t know how to let themselves be known or understood by anyone else, not even each other, not even their partners or lifelong friends, (he’s made sure of that.) and THAT is why he’s always able to say the cruelest possible thing, cut them where it’ll hurt the most, or manipulate them most effectively. Because in order to betray someone fully, in order to hate them properly, you have to really know them. And even when he’s hurting them, all they can see is love. All they can feel is known, understood, and they’ll spend the rest of their lives chasing that feeling that only their father can provide, begging for scraps and doing whatever it takes to get them.

guys guys i finally watched Goncharov so here's a quick thing

THE SAME SHIT SANDWICH !!! No voy a mentir literalmente todo lo que hice ayer fue escucharlos en bucle todo el día Y FUE GLORIOSO!!

the kiss of judas // succession - all the bells say // kahlil gibran - the forerunner // goncharov (1973)

I originally thought the Buccaneers was going to be fluffier and more playful with the genre than Bridgerton but these male characters are soooo cruel and know exactly how much they can get away with.

Anyway, it just seems so much darker to start out with the girls so carefree and happy and then showing us how the men (and their society) is going to break them.