I Just Finished Reading Call Me By Your Name And OMG. At The End I Was Just Out Of Breath, The Book Is

I just finished reading Call Me By Your name and OMG. At the end I was just out of breath, the book is so crude and real and raw. It is sad and at the same time astonishing. I finally understood the Elio that we see in the movie and also Oliver. The love that they had, even if short, marked them for a lifetime, and even if they never got together again it was worth it and there was no regret

I want so badly to write, draw, learn, or just do something different at all, but my mind keep sabotaging me, forcing me to stay in bed, endlessly procrastinating and that makes me so mad.

I cant take this anymore, i just cant. Everything is falling apart and im just freaking out. What am i doing with my life?!?!?!??!?!

et tu, wanting to read and write and learn yet choosing to mindlessly scroll through tumblr for hours on end?

So, I watched Enola Holmes yesterday with my friends and rewatched it today with my parents and wow, i have some considerations to make

Firstly, how wonderfull are the costumes of this movie, like omg, they all look so pretty and hadsome in every fucking scene(I dont even have to talk about the amazing cast have i?)

Secondly, i just wanna say how absolutely obsessed i am with Louis Patridge aka Tewksbury(he is a Lord or something like that wow), because he is so adorable and his caracter is such a sweet, charming and kinda funny guy, super well played

Thirdly and not lastly, it was awesome to see the Holmes's family interaction. Sherlock showing a little more emotion was so nice, their mother/Eudoria was the amazing feminist creator and Mycroft was the tipical english conservative kind of guy

So that's it, i just wanna say that if you're thinking of watching this movie i TOTALLY recomend you to. Even I, who am not the greatest fan of mistery and investigation movies, loved it

“Even now, as broken as you may feel, you are still so strong. There’s something to be said for how you hold yourself together, and keep moving … Don’t stop … Keep going.”

— Maxwell Diawuoh