Oct 10, 2022
Not much to say about today’s episode. It’s 27 seconds. Techno kills a bunch of people and then jumps of a small tree at full hearts and somehow dies. He was... clearly not happy about this.
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Not much to say about today’s episode. It’s 27 seconds. Techno kills a bunch of people and then jumps of a small tree at full hearts and somehow dies. He was... clearly not happy about this.
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Harry’s ‘Brasil’ Tattoo - WWAT - 08.05.18 - Rio de Janeiro
4th Anniversary of this moment…
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Do you have a link to that video where a moth/butterfly? Lands on Louis during a concert? I've been looking for it and can't find it anywhere. Thank you and sorry for the bother! Ily
I think you’re talking about this moment when the moth just lands on him and flies away, not the one where he tries to fight a moth. Here are two videos of it and then two gifs of it.
To Liam Lovers...
Liam Payne - Better Than Words - WWAT 2014 - Rio de Janeiro, 8.5.2014
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Girl Almighty (Liam Centric) - 5/8 my videos
11 months
If I told you that my life is very different today than it was 11 months ago, you'd probably believe me. That's fairly obvious, isn't it? No one is going to argue that. Besides, that's what everyone says; and if they don't say it, that's because it doesn't need to be said.
But what if I told you that my life is very different today than it was 11 months ago tomorrow? Or even 10 months ago? That somewhere in between these 11 months a more significant shift occurred? And that that shift, in fact, is the hardest part?
The fact of the matter is that my day-to-day hadn't really changed all that much. If I was at school, she wasn't there because she never was, it was my school. If I was at my dad's house, well, she probably wasn't there because I didn't want to see her or she didn't want to see me, and so she stayed at my mom's house. I never had to deal with reasoning why she wouldn't be at my mom's house, since 11 months ago was the last time I would ever be home. I could convince myself that nothing had really changed. I could surmise an excuse for her absence in any context.
But when you lose something that's integral to a system, the remaining components of the system aren't static. They don't continue on as though the presence or absence of that piece is irrelevant. They shift. They shift in an attempt to fill that hole, to complete the system with what's left or what's new, for better or for worse. These shifts can be gradual, even welcome; or they can be sudden, and difficult to bear. These shifts are what you are left with. It's not really about what's missing, it's about what's left.
What's left is a lower baseline of happiness, an inability to enjoy each moment to the fullest, no matter how many self-help, grief-management, happiness-cultivating books and articles you scan into your mind each night before bed and each morning on the subway. What's left is the burden of being the surviving child, the pressure to be there for and take care of everyone else. What's left is a bright future, an exciting future, that can't be shared with her. And so, what's left is a tinge of sadness which follows each smile.