#literally every

me by episode two: *vehemently shipping the two male leads who are each other’s worst enemies, are vying for the girl’s attention and cannot stand to be in the same room together*

in music, in poetry, in art. if its not at least a little pathetic and i cant emotionally feel the breakdown, i dont want it.

death is never ignorable, death creates whirlpool of grief that will keep people hooked to revenge and sorrow and trauma. Ukrainian victims are overwhelmingly white, and their pain too doesn't resonate much with the media anymore but it is still taken into consideration when talking about the conflict. somehow that the action here is entirely set in the middle-east makes the discourse around it parasitic and voyeuristic, like there's not actual people being mutilated and bombed but little figurines for different ideologies

not to mention the fact that bilbo literally narrated most of thorin’s early nomadic life in the first 20 minutes of the movie but u know w/e