Carpe Diem

You can lie when you name things

My beloved mutuals are turning my 0 note flop posts into 1 note cult classics

It's the way that his suicide was one of the few choices Neil made for himself, without his father dictating him

“yeah no” is one of the best phrases in contemporary English.

When ur mutuals w/ some cool ass people rb if u agree

it’s weird to know not everyone lost their absolute shit at 13

I wonder if any of the poets reached out to Mr keating even after everything

i’m rewatching dps rn and i’m at the part where neil’s father drags him away after the play, and (i’ve got the subtitles on) someone says “we love you” to neil, and im pretty sure it’s todd. but either way that’s the last thing neil heard from the poets, from todd. they love him. he was loved. i’m bawling.

It turns out that you can become the person you’ve always envisioned but you’ll still have the person you were before inside of you and you have to treat them with as much forgiveness and love as possible

"the other woman" but it's sherlock realising that john will never be over mary and he feels bad for his feelings for john being in the way of his grief so he never brings it up and just quietly, selfishly hopes that maybe, one day, john will be over her, and then feels awful about it because he knows how much they all liked mary