the best thing you can do for yourself is actively increase your surface area for luck to hit you. go outside, try new cafes, museums, events, take a new route home, speak to people, ask questions, side quest. the more you do, the more serendipity and synchronicity will find you.
Nicole Kidman says that you can keep your childhood blankie until you're 85, "there's no medal for giving it up"
Nicole Kidman: "I always say to kids... your comfort is your comfort."
Nicole Kidman: "If you need to keep your blankie till you're 85, you keep your blankie. There's no medal for giving that up."
Nicole Kidman: "Who says you have to be this sort of perfect grownup? You're allowed to have these things."
Bro worked with Nolan, started shifting his career towards more exciting direction, got married to Zendaya and got called a good boy by Anne Hathaway in the same year frankly no matter how good he is in this film he doesn’t need any awards he’s peaked
the fun in-universe explanation for this line in the movie script is remembering that The Lord of the Rings is written by hobbits, who are most certainly familiar with menus, and who translated what their companions said they heard the orcs say into a familiar idiom
On Threads they’re debating whether using big words is ableist. I’m sick of this anti-intellectualism masquerading as social justice. People are making excuses to avoid having to do anything hard, but at some point you have to grow up and read and learn and challenge yourself.
So, a lot of you are miserable because you won’t make a basic effort to be socially presentable. You think it’s beneath you to engage in small talk or show interest in the lives of others. Your refusal to be kind and attentive is a moral failing, and it will keep you lonely.
As a monogamous person, my partner meets all my romantic/sexual/intimacy needs, yes. For other things, there are these things calls friendships, familial relationships, etc. Expecting a singular person to be everything to you isn’t monogamy, that’s more co-dependence imo