Requested By @jnlnyaface & @benwyatti

I needed to hear this today; maybe somebody else needs to as well

Bellatrix, Andromeda and Narcissa Black.

documenting myself on both anne boleyn’s life and the romanov family. complete different topics but my love for history has no limits. | instagram: thomreads

Awwwwww get yourself a man who reads other people’s minds so he knows exactly when someone is getting off so he can get you a seat in the public transportation after a long day at work. #BoyfriendGoals

Well, I know that was oddly specific and unreachable lol but you know what I mean, he was cute in this scene.

Also, when she told him he was pretty much behaving like a human now and his reaction was a little smile that he tried to hide:

These two are gonna end me and I’m totally, totally gonna let them.

Oh, and my favorite part about this scene!!! (They totally forgot they were surrounded by people on public transportation lmao it’s like they’re on their little world!)

And I almost choked when he told her he needed to stay there in order to “observe” her hahahahah Mr. Doom, you have no right to be this direct and swoony, especially when you don’t even realize it lol

FINALLY GOT ABLE SISTER’S! I have a creator code now! These are all the designs (that i think are decent enough) I have made so far, I hope you like them! <3

All-female Elite Warrior Teams Wonder Woman // Thor: Ragnarok // Black Panther

So the Queen of Nothing (Holly Black) and Nesta’s novel (SJM) are both coming out in 2020 and I’m calling it: 2020 is officially the Bad Bitches year.

sarawat looking at tine: ep one

Distorted self image, depersonalisation, disassociation, feelings of emptiness, etc are all symptoms of bpd. It can lead to you struggling with your sense of self. Using Joana watching herself in the mirror and us as the audience seeing her reflection when she has her eyes closed and is facing away from it, as well as showing her POV when it shouldn’t be hers, is a good representation of that. It shows how she doesn’t have a grasp of who she is.