“I care more to be loved. I want to be loved.”
“That is not the same as loving.”
There’s a whole lot of baggage to unpack in Jo March’s monologue. Ever since my first watch of Little Women four years ago, my thoughts about it swarm in my head like bees constantly buzzing and all the words get tangled. Took me years to finally sit down and transform my thoughts into words.
Jo’s monologue will always linger in the deepest…
✔️ inorganic heart
✔️ iron body with various accessories
✔️ has an apprentice she has grown to love
✔️ “and i am a wild robot”
close enough, iron man. but rozzum 7134 is MY iron mother.
fictional men written by women are well-liked because no real man can love most ardently.
only women are capable of love that is pure, tender, and passionate.
“When you grow up without something, you spend a lot of time thinking about it.”
Swimming is the toughest skill I had to learn during my younger years; uncertainty and anxiety built up as I went deeper with each step I took, even though my instructor held my hands. Growing up, I realized that I’ve been swimming through my life without anyone holding me at all. Slowly drowning in the depths of loneliness as I spend each day as a…
“I’m not sure my love of books was relevant to that discussion.”
“Maybe it was relevant to her. I know it would be to me.“
Film, television, and books are three works of art I cannot live without. Film is the air I breathe, television is the water I drink, and books are the blood that courses through my veins. All three of these are literature; for they are written works that provide knowledge and entertainment. From the creative minds…
jeremy allen white if he made chocolates instead of sandwiches and fine dining cuisine.
rip james dean. he would have loved ryan gosling in la la land and taylor swift’s style.
i’m pretty sure jane austen haunts dakota johnson in every waking moment of her day and in her nightmares every night.
not a crawdad singing in sight, just a marsh girl tryna read and write in the moment.