Riri

I love how, even to this day, it's so easy to find people discussing the metaphors in Challengers; what the ending means, what happened after the match, etc. Like, it's been two years since these shitty men hugged each other after the match and this shitty woman cheered after seeing them finally giving all of themselves to the thrill of tennis, and people are STILL discussing what all of their trajectories and personal interests could possibly mean. It is refreshing to see how much effort was put into Challengers, but also how much effort the FANS are putting into creating their own interpretations—it's sex, manipulation, ambition, a fight for power, struggle, desperation. I'm enamoured with everything going on in and outside of this movie.

to com frio to com fome tô com sono

guys I'm crying omg I love watching movies in the movie theaters so so so much

omg idk why I hate series format so much

I'll start to watch all the mcu movies this week. Wish me luck !!

why do men look better when they're miserable? Like, the way their eyes light up before they even start to cry. Like when this same pair gets puffy after sobbing a lot. Like when their lips get swollen after biting them out of nervousness. Even when they have some small injuries on their faces after a little accident, tripping, getting into a fight.

I feel pinkpantheress when she said she's freezing outside because wHAT DO YOU MEAN ITS 15°C (59°F for those who are not like the other girls)

I find myself really insensitive towards grief and I feel bad about it. I'd be crying about the most random things, getting all emotional in different kinds of scenes when watching films; but whenever someone who's close to me is experiencing grief, I don't even drop a single tear. It's an awful feeling to lack empathy in this specific case, especially because I never got to experience grief in my entire life. I even might try and study it, but everytime I get close to what it really means going through grieving, I feel that I'm only at the surface, experiencing only the concept of it and not valuating the real feeling.

não entendo a urgência para ter uma refeição quentinha. Sempre me dizem "Venha logo, a comida vai esfriar!", mas por que tenho que correr se a comida vai esfriar ainda que eu acelere para consumi-la? É um estado natural, tudo bem comer algo frio. O calor deve estar dentro de si, para a comida não ser a única a trazer esse sentimento para ti.