Girl Almighty

some of y'all don’t want to improve or get better because you don’t want the responsibility of thinking of people other than yourself as important and worth considering in your actions. you use dysfunction as a cover to be self-centered and bratty and then wonder why no one wants to treat you like you’re important or worth knowing.

*80s pop playing as I lay dead in the middle of the woods*

god should have taken me instead of vine 

SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN BACK

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@sainte-ann i don’t mean no one should listen to their music or something but this ass hole is so romanticized (hence joy division= ian curtis almost) like when you watch the movie control or hear people talk about him, you get this whole tormented man with a grief that no one could ever understand (esp not a female partner)-trope, but when you compare this with the book his wife wrote that describes how he actually treated her (he policed what she could wear, where she went to, he often got angry and aggressive out of jealousy for no reason,…), you notice how the praise he gets is ridiculous  + it also makes you wonder why there isn’t talked about how an abusive person he was too. like, where i live, his date of death gets honoured on national radio by a whole evening of interviews and joy division music, other men talking how great and sad he was blah blah how he suffered. all of this is even more absurd when you consider that the film that anton corbijn made of him, would be based on the book deborah curtis (his wife) wrote. like a woman can tell the world how she was abused by her husband and another man will still be able to make a tearjerker of a movie that makes you feel bad for the dickhead.