
Annie || 20 || Aspiring writer, music lover, avid reader, film enthusiast, perfectionist, wallflower, feminist, Ravenclaw, and Fangirl Extraordinaire. I'm a strong advocate of equality, and I live vicariously through fiction. Introverted in reality, an open book on Tumblr; I am but a work in progress. This blog will generally consist of my interests, fandoms, and anything I find beautiful, amusing, picturesque, or intriguing.
I took some screenshots of this video, about “leftover women” in China, women who are unmarried and over the age of 25. I took screenshots every time someone said something that created a picture with the subtitles that just…. resonated with me. Something women can truly understand.
These women deserve to be heard.
you deserve to be treated well and be treated with kindness. you deserve friends who value you, appreciate you and make an effort to have a healthy functional relationship. you deserve a partner who makes you feel like you are walking on clouds and communicates with you. you deserve it. because you are worth it.
Chinese actress Liu Yifei is set to portray ‘Mulan’ in the Disney live-action adaptation.
Happy Birthday Wentworth Miller (June 2nd,1972)
“My definition of cool is finding your own definition of cool and not necessarily taking your lead from what other people tell you or from what you might read from magazines or see on TV.”
Avan Jogia walking in the Dolce & Gabbana men’s spring-summer 2018 fashion show on June 17, 2017 in Milan, Italy
Photographs That Show Action Figures Interacting with Everyday Objects
Japan, Osaka-based photographer Hotkenobi stages action figures in real life settings to create a series of quirky photographers.
my body may be a temple but i am the god to whom it is devoted
do not presume to tell me how i may decorate my altar
This is quite possibly the best way I’ve heard to say “I dress how I want, deal with it”
There needs to be more things like this
Whitewashing: An American tradition. Hollywood shapes how we are seen and *not* seen. But we don’t have to give them our money and views. Ghost in the Shell and Death Note are more missed opportunities to showcase Asian-American talent. Let’s not watch them.
