For Some People, Life Doesn’t Truly Begin Until They’re 26-30. The Way We Romanticize And Obsess

For some people, life doesn’t truly begin until they’re 26-30. The way we romanticize and obsess over youth is super harmful. Your life is not over at 21, I promise you. It’s just beginning

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3 years ago

—“I’ll Not Leave You Here, I’ve Got To Save You!”

—“I’ll not leave you here, I’ve got to save you!”

“You already have, Luke”

—“I’m sorry… I’m sorry I’m sorry I’m sorry”

“I never would have given them to you. Don’t cry. You’re perfect.”

Star Wars episode 6: Return of the Jedi // Arcane episode 1x09 The Monster You Created

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vangaux

3 years ago

they should do a remake of the lion king where it’s set in 14th century denmark and all the characters are humans call it “hamlet” or something like that idk i think it could be good

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film art history shakespeare hamlet the lion king Ophelia

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vangaux

2 years ago

Anton Graff

German, 1736-1813

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2 years ago

Photos From The Norwegian Production Of Ken Hill’s Phantom In 1990

Photos from the Norwegian production of Ken Hill’s Phantom in 1990

Principal Christine was Solveig Kringlebotn (who would later star as Carlotta in the Norwegian premiere of the ALW version). The Phantom was Paul Åge Johannessen, and Raoul was Yngve Gåsøy (Det Norske Teatret, Oslo).

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vangaux

3 years ago

5.15.22

the feminine urge to listen to famous last words on your way home from work at 7:15 pm and just look at the sunset and feel so present and human for a few minutes

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vangaux

3 years ago

The Fisherman and the Siren - 1856/1858 - Frederic Leighton

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vangaux

3 years ago

i am just in love with the way Pio Ricci paints fabrics and gowns. they jump off the canvas

“The Bride To Be” By Pio Ricci (1850-1919)

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vangaux

3 years ago

Camelot (1967)

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3 years ago