When someone contributes to changing your way of seeing the world, your instinct is to believe the lack of that person implies losing it all. But in Portrait of a Lady on Fire, Céline Sciamma says no, your life is forever changed and nothing is really lost. Love is constructive.
The fact that people say that this is the first show that has given them the representation they've always wanted to see in the year 2022 says a lot about what we've been offered by TV shows in general until now. Generally not enough (bland?) and ending in pain. #RenewALOTO
fun and made me want to move, but still never shallow. My brain keeps pulling different snippets throughout the day and they're like little, catchy sparks of joy.
run-on "Yourroomate'scheap-assscrew-toprosé" reminds me of "DidyoutakehimtothepierinSantaMonica," because I was there for that. The thing is that I've been feeling down for things no one cares about, and I hadn't really listened to any music for at least three months. And only...
maybe one thing or two. I do want to join in, if it's not sacrilegious, the voices that are basically saying, "Why do you hate fun?" to the fans that hate it or its lyrics. Am I allowed to say that I felt similar to when I listened to Hard Times? And the...
@vipgretson Not me wanting to take that cursed opinion too seriously, but it's such a shame, when it's lesbian women (in the 1940s!) very clearly trying to not only navigate, but survive, but also understand themselves, trying to find a context where they can exist in (relative) peace.