Disney’s ‘Snow White And The Seven Dwarves’ - 1937

I just want to wait until we’re more ready.

2gether + text posts [insp.]

— Ida + that little laugh. ♡

i know we all know how much pat considers pran's feelings and needs with their new relationship.

but the first thing i noticed when the curtain dropped and they had to face everyone in the theatre is that once pat processed what was happening, the first thing he did was to look at pran to see how HE was processing it all.

his first thought was to know how pran was feeling, how he is reacting so that he'd be able to know how to act himself.

i love that throughout the entire episode, we saw once more how this is a give and take relationship from both sides. they're both fairly new at this yet they try to understand the other, prioritize the other, they COMMUNICATE.

pat knows how much more difficult it is for pran to process their relationship (mostly because of their families and friends) although pran wants it as much as pat does.

i just thought it was a really nice detail that just showed once more how much of a walking green flag pat is and mostly how important pran's feelings are to him.

The types of lawful husbands content we got in Episode 9 because we got fed a whole feast y’all!

The Devil Judge EP 1 → EP 16

me, starting enchante: okay i'm here for some best friend pining let's go

me, halfway into the ep: OMFG IT'S MUTUAL BEST FRIEND PINING

Color Rush (2021). Directed by So Joon-moon.

I was rewatching episode 7 with subs and it suddenly struck me how Adachi and Kurosawa both fell in love with the other basically for the same reason.

The parallel is simply beautiful: Kurosawa started to fall for Adachi when he was able to see beyond his perfect man image, and Adachi started to fall for Kurosawa when he was able to see beyond his mediocre man image.

What's even more beautiful? They reacted the exact same way.

Neither of them was expecting the other to see him for who he really is, but they both did, and this was the beginning.