Repeat After Me: I’ve Been Through A Lot And Deserve A Little Corner Of The World Where I Can Be Free

“Well. I’m not a poet, I’m just a woman. And as a woman I have no way to make money, not enough to earn a living and support my family. Even if I had my own money, which I don’t, it would belong to my husband the minute we were married. If we had children they would belong to him, not me. They would be his property. So don’t sit there and tell me that marriage isn’t an economic proposition, because it is. It may not be for you but it most certainly is for me.”

— Amy March (Little Women 2019)

please don’t be mean to me i will literally be on my deathbed replaying it in my head asking myself why i’m such a unique annoyance to society

thr funniest part of therapy to me is when you first come in and you're exchanging niceties and they say "hello! how are you" and you say "im fine how are you :)" and then 30 seconds later they put on their therapist voice and say "so how are you doing?" and you go well lisa. believe it or not im doing Bad

daichi + suga in the haikyuu stage play (◡‿◡✿)

i hope love finds you. i truly do. i hope you wake up in arms that keep you safe. i hope you get kissed in places you were insecure about. i hope you're held with softness. i hope gentle words and praises graze your wars. i hope you're taken care of. i hope you're loved even after you've learned to love yourself. i hope that when love finds you, it stays with you. forever.

can you get that weird guy out of here please. I’m starting to feel a little bit flustered and i don’t want to confront & come to terms with that right now

Platonically speaking

Karasuno x gn!reader

warnings: just fluff, friends with the karasuno vbc! minus the managers/coaches

It was love spoken in many different ways. It was different from the love shown by a significant other. No, it was so much more different but it felt just as good, maybe even better. 

It was the way… 

Daichi never failed to check up on you the days you were feeling out of place. 

Sugawara never failed to put a smile on your face. 

Asahi gave the best company walking you home at night. 

Tanaka told you that you could call for him whenever you ran into trouble. 

Nishinoya encouraged(or pushed)  you to go through whatever obstacles you were facing. 

Ennoshita taught you to give things a second chance, to not give up.

Kinoshita showed you that hard work does pay off. 

Narita showed you that being on the sidelines never made you any less significant. 

Yamaguchi helped you gain confidence, believe in yourself a little, he said. 

Tsukishima helped to keep your grades in check, always good to have a little competition. 

Kageyama explained to you all the rules of volleyball, so you could come to their games more often without sitting in confusion.

Hinata managed to always brighten your day with the ball of sunshine he was and whatever he was so avidly talking about.  

And you sure as hell loved these boys in your own ways just as theirs.