A Torch Song

they will never stop being afraid of you ;

Listen to me. When the times comes, you gotta run and don’t look back. This is over.

Darshana Suresh, from “heartquakes & other monuments,” Fleur (via iichika)

So my gf picked me up from work and gave me flowers but I’d gone and got the same flowers for her on my break 💖💜💙

my cat is the u l t i m a t e ally

“I suffer from anxiety and that’s something I’ve been challenged with my whole life. I mean I’ve had so many panic attacks since I’ve been here. Mental health is something that should be taken very seriously.” - Chloe Bennet for Bello Mag

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IT’S A SHAME YOU’RE JUST THE SUN  | |  a.h.

what i mean: after playing this game i felt like an entirely new person.  the story is incredibly powerful and raw with emotion and the characters are extremely relatable and inspired me to become a better human being.  not only that, but the mechanics and actual gameplay are second to none and really made me interact with the game on a whole new level.  the entire experience elevated me to a level of content i have never known.  this game is a work of art and should be cherished as such.  when i’m not playing this game i’m thinking about playing it or thinking about its potental sequels or thinking about the characters or thinking about different things the devs could have done or generally thinking about this game.  it has consumed my entire existence and i have no regrets about that.  who was i before i played this game

Chloe Bennet for Bello Magazine (November 2016)

remember that it is okay to have bad days

Wonder Woman stills, (2017).

It’s kind of hard to trust someone when you don’t know who that someone really is.