Let yourself disappoint people, especially if you need to take care of your mind or because your intuition is telling you that what they want does not align with who you are becoming. Betraying yourself is not virtuous. Remember, no one can feel your heart better than you can.
Selena Gomez, Jonathan Majors, Austin Butler, Ana de Armas, Florence Pugh, Keke Palmer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Julia Garner, Regé-Jean Page, Emma Corrin, Hoyeon and Jeremy Allen White for Vanity Fair
Do you recall when an Oreo McFlurry with extra Oreo meant that you never got to a point of just eating vanilla ice cream? Yeah that doesn’t exist anymore.
The intelligent villain trope: He’s disciplined, educated, and principled. He likes beauty, classical music, and the fine arts. He’s an obsessive perfectionist who’s does evil in the name of altruism or justice.
I think this trope tells us that evil can lie right next to virtue:
"being against fast fashion is classist"
- vintage gloverall duffle (~$125 on ebay)
- swap APC jeans for dickies or stan ray painter pants (~$50 ebay)
- ll bean duck mocs ($75 new or ~$40 second-hand)
- denim wrangler shirt (~$30 new)
- columbiaknit beanie: $10
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Sarah Rector became a multi-millionare oil baron and the richest black child at just 12 years old.
She was so rich that Oklahoma legislature legally declared her to be a white person.
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