,,Izvini Devojko, Mogu Li Te Pitati Nešto?"

(...) Neymar’s son plays with Messi’s children, their families are close – Says Ramiro Pérez, from the Spanish’s Newspaper “Marca”.

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Ladies, gentlemen, and non-binary peeps,

The King is back. ❤

“Goodbyes are only for those who love with their eyes. Because for those who love with heart and soul there is no such thing as separation.”

— Rumi

TAEKOOK'S QUOTES. ♡

"we're taekook"

"ah taekook? best unit"

"taekook forever"

"taekook is a cute word"

"we make a good match"

"in a way we're partners in crime"

"look at me, just me"

"he's sleeping next to me"

"v hyung is my safe place"

"the mole under your eye is pretty"

"the mole under your lips inspire me"

"you can't live without me"

"you can't get away from me"

"jungkook i don’t know what i’d do without you"

"jungkookie and I didn't sleep right?"

"my eyes are always on you"

"my baby might smell something weird at night"

"you are the world's #1 most handsome guy!"

"when im with v hyung im happy no matter where we go"

"me and jungkookie never fight with each other, but always got scolded together"

"i’m gonna be in taehyung room after concert tomorrow"

"i ate the same food with jungkook and we had an adult conversation asking how we are. he's happy these days"

"you’re no matter what, the best of all the best, in my opinion"

"no matter what anyone says, in my opinion, you are the best of all the best"

"i thought you'd be beyond my imagination, but then I think again and you are way beyond my imagination"

“you’re going to have a great time. love, christopher.”

it literally takes zero effort to just ignore a ship that you don't like. as long as it's legal there's nothing wrong with people shipping characters that they want to ship.

if you hate it that much, don't interact with things involving that ship. it takes zero effort not to be a dick.

stop feeling like you need to announce you aren't a shipper of something when you're complicating an artist or writer. it's fucking rude and disheartening. keep that shit to yourself. you like the writing? you like it. you dont need to add how much you hate the ship or like a different ship better.

let people ship what they want (as long as it is legal)

#BookChallenge2021

So here is the #BookChallenge I put together for the year, muxing up categories from several Book Challenge lists I spotted on the net, such as POPSUGAR Reading Challenge or the Reading Women Challange. It counts 30 books as I will hopefully read a few more?

I put together one that could provide me a mix of pushing me out of my comfort zone/broadening my horizons and a very much deserved in this crazy long night self-indulgence. 

I am sharing it, even if it’s a bit late for this kind of projects but what is Time during a pandemic? The passage of time has been long lost ever since… Anyway! I am sharing this hoping to provide useful/intersting tips or - who knows? - inspiration to do this or a similar challenge to fellow bookworms and not. I added flags on certain categories so you know what to expect, that is where to find queer content or where to set sails. After all, in a time where travelling is pretty much not an option, a book can a be the best airplane ticket to fly around this big troubled world forgetting the current chaos…

A crime novel or thriller in translation by a Muslim/ Latinx/ Black/ Asian/ Indigenous and so on author: The Skating Ring (La pista de hielo), Roberto Bolano  🇨🇱

Reread a favourite: Love In the Time of Cholera, Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Book by a Southern American author: Hurricane Season (Temporada de huracanes), Fernanda Melchor  🇲🇽   (suggested by the one and only @faeinthefog​)

Book about incarceration: Bad Girls: The Rebels and Renegades of Holloway Prison, Caitlin Davies

An author from Eastern Europe: Tales of The Little Quarter or Prague Tales ( Povídky malostranské), Jan Neruda  🇨🇿

Queer Love Story: The Well of Loneliness, Radclyffe Hall  🏳️‍🌈

A non-European book in translation (see point 1): The Sea Cloak and Other Stories, Nayrouz Qarmout (Palestine)  🇵🇸

A book you’ve been intimidated to read: Girl, Woman, Other, Bernardine Evaristo 🏳️‍🌈

Non-fiction about anti-racism: Women, Race and Class, Angela Davis

A LGBTQ+ History book: waiting for GJ season 2, a self-indulgent reading… Gentleman Jack: the Real Anne Lister, Anne Choma & Sally Wainwright 🏳️‍🌈

A book by a trans or non-binary author: Conundrum by the recently departed trans writer and historian Jan Morris  🏳️‍⚧️  🏳️‍🌈

A debut novel of a queer author: On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous, Ocean Vuong  🏳️‍🌈

Read a book with a cover you don’t like: The Fourteenth Letter, Claire Evans

A book published in 2021: Common Ground, Naomi Ishiguro

A book by an author who shares my zodiac sign (Scorpio): The Pull of the Stars, Emma Donoghue 🏳️‍🌈

Poetry collection by a black woman: And Still I Rise, Maya Angelou

A book you’ve seen on someone’s bookshelf: Claudine at School, Colette (spotted on @natreadsthings​ blog)

An epistolary: Love Letters, Virginia Woolf & Vita Sackville West  🏳️‍🌈

A book with a black and white cover: We Have Always Lived In The Castle, Shirley Jackson - spooky Halloween reading

A book set in multiple countries: Exciting Times, Naoise Dolan 🏳️‍🌈

A book set somewhere you’d like to visit in 2021: Giovanni’s Room, James Baldwin (Paris)  🏳️‍🌈

A book everyone seems to have read but you: The Great Gatsby, Francis Scott Fitzgerald (I know: SHAME ON ME!)

A book set in the 1920′s: Save Me the Waltz, Zelda Fitzgerald

A book where the main character works at your current or dream job: Shakespeare and Company, Sylvia Beach

A book about art or an artist: The Doll Factory, Elizabeth Macneal

A book made into a TV series: The Queen’s Gambit, Walter Travis

An author you love: Syndrome E, Franck Thilliez

A book you own but haven’t read yet: Acorn, Yoko Ono

Bestselling memoir: Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal?, Jeanette Winterson  🏳️‍🌈

A book recommended by a librarian: The Honeymoon of Mrs. Smith, Shirley Jackson

when Americans compare the World Cup to the Super Bowl

Someone hold me

Wishing him the best retirement

Oh makes more sense thank you!!

Kimpembe tackling anyone in the box literally gives me heartattack every single time.

And that tackle on Messi should have been red wtf. He tackled him from the damn back with no ball in sight. That shit is dangerous.