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🩷 313/mi 🩷

[bri @___futurem1lf]

meanwhile i genuinely understand why someone would immediately fall in love w/ me ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و ♡

[Briana Shaneè @hottiebillion]

My unpopular opinion is that i do not fw love bombing. I do not think “of course you should love me so much right away.” *I think* you do this shit w everyone, you’re filling a void, you’re struggling with co dependency & you’re desperate. With love tho 💗

[M. @blndvnt]

how i expect antidepressants to work

[Sung Jinwoo @2cooltroy]

put that shit back before he do some to you

[bri @___futurem1lf]

#me #myself #i

[cheyene norah @onlyyagirl_]

Smoking weed with the girl who aligns with all of my goals and morals and gets me in all ways

[BASED SAVAGE @crackcobain__]

Damn maybe we are pussy

[Ali Tekin @alitekintr]

New York Times’ın seçtiği 21. yüzyılın en iyi 100 filmi. Kaydedin lazım olur.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING (2026) took nearly four years to make in secret, after Elizabeth Holmes approached A24 about documenting her life just 34 days before she entered prison. Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim moved into her world with a seven-person crew, filming for up to 16 hours a day with cameras covering the house. Fielder initially planned to stay behind the camera, but long conversations with Holmes and her partner Billy Evans gradually pulled him into the frame.

The production became increasingly surreal. Fielder stayed in a guest house on the property, and the crew even grew paranoid that it might be bugged after Evans revealed he secretly recorded interviews. They bought a detection device, but found no evidence of surveillance. What began as an intimate portrait of a disgraced Theranos founder evolved into a three-year filmmaking experiment that blurred the line between documentary and performance. The film premiered in a secret, phone-free screening at Telluride, with security guards reportedly using night-vision goggles to prevent spoilers.

[ezana 🇪🇷 @ezanabrah]

niggas delete instagram and think they become Socrates

[⃟ @grrleater]

guessing a movies whole plot just 10 minutes in

[𝔎𝔲𝔯𝔱 🪽 | #obslovetwt @stuck_online31]

me when i say “i hope they die” with the wrong people

[Ronald Cruz @oronaldcruz]

Às vezes, sinto saudade de quem eu era antes de conhecer certas dores. Não porque aquela versão de mim fosse melhor, mas porque existia uma leveza em algumas coisas que hoje penso duas vezes antes de viver.

[˖ ݁⋆ @rackofwerewolf]

erykah badu – on & on (1997)

[𝖺 @r5nv_]

you left a void inside me that even you could never fill again

[luisa fernanda @_lf006]

me termino de recuperar de esto y no vuelvo a amar a nadie más nunca

[bri @___futurem1lf]

@michaael_18 since when did you become a fuck nigga

[chaneldadoll_ @BigSexxyy__]

my problem is i wanna fuck the same nigga for the rest of my life

[‏ً @M0tion_001]

And when someone would rather lose you than change anything, You know the answer.

[Samrah @_Chemist1]

The final stage of spiritual awakening is knowing in your gut when people carry a jealous spirit or malicious intentions toward you.

[Ajibola @4jibola]

putting someone onto good music is genuinely an act of love

[vm @sunshine_soull]

i think real intimacy is when someone sees the side of you that you're embarrassed about and somehow makes you feel even more loved