Kodama:*Comes Out As Aro And Starts Lecturing Her Family On How Harmful Putting Expectations On Marriage

a man of culture 🫖

just watched hunger (2023) on netflix and it's very good at showing irony, greed, and farce; the ugliness of the rich and the beauty of simplicity.

and the movie is just all around stunning, great compositions and colors. a bit flash warning at one of the last scenes, though.

I love this film sm 💚

誰先愛上他的 | DEAR EX 2008 | dir. Mag Hsu, Hsu Chih-yen

be kind to that adult who never speaks at work, who’s strangely quiet at parties and dos.

be kind to the people who never smile, who seem stuck-up, emotionless or cold.

be kind to the person who only speaks when spoken to. who speaks in a very soft or quiet vocie. who speaks awkwardly and painfully.

tell them it’s okay if they can’t speak. tell them you care about them anyway. show them you see their talents.

support people with situational mutism. 🌹🌹

The Shining (1980) Hannibal (2013-2015)

It's genuinely so baffling to me when people think it's weird or sad that I want to stay single forever or that I'm going to "die alone". I have tried not being single I truly don't understand how people do it. What do you mean there's another person just like. In your house. Where you live. All the time, even when you get home from work?!? Just. I guess do you and chase your bliss and whatever but damn. Couldn't be me. No fucking thank you I'm good.

“Beef” is about so many fucking things, but ultimately it’s about the hardship of being human, the ultimate disappointment and disillusionment that you go through year after year when things don’t go your way and you’re miserable or when everything goes your way and you’re still miserable. When you think you’re living life right but you’re still so fucking unhappy and NOTHING fills the void that spasms inside of you and and and because of this feeling, that life isn’t what you thought it was going to be, the rage pot boils and it boils over and it spills onto everything.

And fuck fuck fuck, it’s about two people who are so disconnected from everyone else in their life because of this feeling that the only person they connect to toxically is each other, because this rage is known, this misery is shared, and even though it’s so fucking destructive, at least it’s not lonely anymore.

gotta love his dark curly wurly hair

Cillian Murphy in Oppenheimer (2023) dir. Christopher Nolan

I can't stop thinking about this part of a review left for Threads (1984). It's been in my head for days

Hannibal s1e7 "Sorbet" | s2e7 "Yakimono"