am I the Best you ever had?

— Virginia Woolf, from The Complete Works; “Geraldine and Jane,” (via ladyofvalyria)

F. Scott Fitzgerald / The Ice Palace

favorite lyrics from Hamilton, in no particular order 36&37&38/?

celestial ✨

Paolo Sebastian SS18 | Once Upon a Dream, Disney Couture

please appreciate his cute socks (tr.)

— The Gentleman’s Guide to Vice and Virtue, Mackenzi Lee (via drchristineputnam)

That’s a vibe🙏🏽🙏🏽🇬🇧🙏🏽🙏🏽

What I mean: Modern country music, especially songs sung by modern male country artists, revolves around similar themes of toxic masculinity and nationalism. The recurrent lyrics referencing guns, trucks, beer and girls in short shorts are uncreative and not entertaining in the least. However, older country artists and folk rock bands such as Creedence Clearwater Revival and Johnny Cash have stronger, more diverse themes and often carry an overt anti-war message. I hate the fact that what was once an interesting and powerful genre of music has now been claimed by gun-toting conservative bearded dudes, and it hurts my heart to say I hate country music when there are so many country artists that I very much enjoy, but cannot state the fact that I enjoy country music without being associated with the aforementioned group. 

Simen Hegstad Krüger and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo celebrate after winning gold with Team Norway in men’s cross-country skiing relay at the 2018 Winter Olympics

01. A song that makes you smile. 02. A song that makes you laugh. 03. A song that makes you cry. 04. A song that makes you want to dance. 05. A song that helps clear your head. 06. A song that always gets stuck in your head. 07. A song that gets you pumped up. 08. A song that calms you down. 09. A song that means a lot to you. 10. A song that has a new meaning to you every time you hear it. 11. A song that would be the theme song of your life. 12. A song that reminds you of summer. 13. A song that reminds you of winter. 14. A song that reminds you of a family member. 15. A song that you would consider a guilty pleasure. 16. A song that was released in the ‘60s. 17. A song that was released in the ‘70s. 18. A song that was released in the ‘80s. 19. A song that was released in the ‘90s. 20. A song that was released in the ‘00s. 21. A song that was released this year. 22. A song that needs more recognition. 23. A song that everyone knows the lyrics to. 24. A song that got you hooked on a band. 25. A song that you loved right from the first 5 seconds. 26. A song that you need to be in a certain mood to listen to. 27. A song that will always be in your top 5 favorites. 28. A song that's connected with a memory. 29. A song that’s very simple and repetitive but you love anyway. 30. A song that’s a one hit wonder. 31. A song that’s a power ballad. 32. A song with a line you would tattoo on your body. 33. A song with a color in the title. 34. A song with a number in the title. 35. A song with a place in the title. 36. A song with a name in the title. 37. A song with more than 5 words in the title. 38. A song with a question as the title. 39. A song with a one syllable title. 40. A song with “Q” as the first letter of the title. 41. A song with “K” as the first letter of the title. 42. A song with “F” as the first letter of the title. 43. A song with “N” as the first letter of the title. 44. A song with “E” as the first letter of the title. 45. A song with “J” as the first letter of the title. 46. A song with the word “fire” in the title. 47. A song with the word “under” in the title. 48. A song with the word “little” in the title. 49. A song with the word “go” in the title. 50. A song with the word “eye” in the title. 51. A song with a great title. 52. A song with a great guitar solo. 53. A song with a great drum solo. 54. A song with a great keyboard solo. 55. A song with great vocal harmonies. 56. A song with lyrics that could read like poetry. 57. A song you haven't listened to in a long time. 58. A song you had to look up the lyrics to. 59. A song you sing in the shower. 60. A song you liked this time last year. 61. A song you liked when you were younger. 62. A song you tap/drum/hum the beat of. 63. A song you can play on an instrument. 64. A song you wish you could play on an instrument. 65. A song you play when you can’t sleep. 66. A song you can't help but sing along to. 67. A song you hate from a band you love. 68. A song you used to love but now hate. 69. A song you would choose for karaoke. 70. A song you're currently obsessed with. 71. A song your parents played in the car when you were younger. 72. A song people wouldn't expect you to like. 73. A song by an artist that goes by a one word name. 74. A song by a band's lead singer. 75. A song by a band with a ridiculous name. 76. A song by a band you have on a T-shirt. 77. A song by a two-person band. 78. A song by a band with more than 5 people in it. 79. A song from a genre you usually dislike. 80. A song from an album with a beautiful cover. 81. A song from an original film score. 82. A song from a musical. 83. A song from a TV show theme. 84. A song in another language. 85. A song under 2 minutes long. 86. A song over 6 minutes long. 87. A song for a rainy day. 88. A song for a road trip. 89. A song for moving on. 90. A song for not giving a shit. 91. A song without words. 92. A song cover better than the original. 93. A song with an acoustic version better than the original. 94. A song from a really obscure band. 95. A song currently stuck in your head. 96. A song you've seen performed live. 97. A song by one of your favorite bands. (#1) 98. A song by one of your favorite bands. (#2) 99. A song by one of your favorite bands. (#3) 100.  A song.  Actually, not just “A song”. THE SONG. 

I love and support both dallon weekes and brendon urie. There I said it.