Esoteric Happy Ending Is A Term That Exists Solely To Describe The Ending Of Kevin Can Fuck Himself

Esoteric Happy Ending is a term that exists solely to describe the ending of Kevin Can Fuck Himself

just remembered how patty o'connor was in love with allison, not just subtextually but so obviously that mary hollis inboden didn't even try to downplay it as just friends love at the show was completed that she specifically said, "patty loves allison in a way that allison cannot reciprocate" and ending like that, with patty in the same tormented unrequited love that she has been with her friend for an entire season with no resolution, and now looks that it will have no resolution for the rest of her entire goddamN LIFE, was the end of a tv show that we were meant to take as satisfying

rb and put in the tags a book you love that you would kill to see as a movie/show adaptation and a book you love that you hope never ever becomes a movie/show adaptation

the main problem i have with america is that nothings old as hell there. i cant be so far away from a castle it damages my aura

Also not to reblog something twice but isn't this literally Taissa Yellowjackets

Like, someone could just make some fake captions with adult Taissa and Shauna

i like socializing with other queer people but man there is nothing quite like having a married straight guy as a friend

im really into romantic friendships, but specifically ones where the lines are already so blurred & yet the concept of romance hangs like a guillotine over both heads

So many people marry people they don’t like hanging out with.

When they say to marry your best friend they’re talking about that you need to like hanging out with them. You should probably like just hanging out with the person you’ve committed your life to. Because that’s what you’ll be doing most of the time.

In most romantic relationships the sex and longingly staring into each others eyes part is a relatively small portion of it. Most of your time is gonna be reading the newspaper in silence or cooking dinner or trying and failing to do a book club with your friends.