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hey sweet pea, can we have a complication of poems/excerpts that make you fall in love with love and all mushy and gooey inside?
casey reiland my boss informs me that moose are dying \\ james baldwin if beale street could talk (via @morepeachyogurt) \\ virginia woolf the years (via @weltenwellen) \\ keaton st. james rural boys watch the apocalypse \\ sayaka saeki bloom into you \\ james baldwin giovanni's room \\ peter gizzi lines depicting simple happiness (via @typewriter-worries) \\ @typewriter-worries \\ lizzie cernik how we met: 'it's like waking up to sunlight every day. i yearned for a soulmate - and i've found her' (via @havingrevelations) \\ jules ryan gravecleaner: "bloodwater" (via @springmyth) \\ @nobaracore \\ ladan lakshiri what does love mean? see how 4-8 year-old kids describe love \\ svetlana alexeivich voices from chernobyl (tr. keith gessen) [lyudmila ignatenko speaking about her husband, deceased firefighter vasily ignatenko] (via @papenathys) \\ aimee nezhukumatathil lucky fish: "baked goods" \\ thomas campbell \\ @soracities \\ vladimir nabokov in a letter to his wife véra, jul 8 1926 (via @saintesorciere) \\ anne carson recreation \\ victoria hannan kokomo \\ victoria hannan kokomo
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#there's a lot <3#on love#asks#anonymous#mine#my webweaving#webweaving#web weaving#webweave#web weave#webweaves#casey reiland#my boss informs me that moose are dying#if beale street could talk#james baldwin#virginia woolf#the years#bloom into you#sayaka saeki#giovanni's room#peter gizzi#lines depicting simple happiness#lizzie cernik#jules ryan#gravecleaner#bloodwater#nobaracore#ladan lashkari#voices from chernobyl#keith gessen
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q!tina & q!bagi - on love being like the warmth of sunlight
(for @fortunestilllovesme for @qsmp-secretvalentine gift exchange!)
an amalgamation of queer thoughts about you by @godaweful // @samvaru // how we met: ‘it’s like waking up to sunlight every day. i yearned for a soulmate – and i’ve found her’ by lizzie cernik (reposted here) // in the bedroom by jean augustin franquelin (reposted here) // late night qsmp :D twitch stream // melisasenolsun on instagram // david viscott // she keeps me warm by mary lambert // @anon-402 // late night qsmp :D twitch stream // federico garcía lorca (reposted here) // É ELA twitch stream // COMETI UM 4SS4SS1N4T0 O.O twitch stream // journal of my other self by rainer maria rilke (reposted here) // OWL 🦆 IS 🦆 HERE 🦆 twitch stream // @samvaru // she keeps me warm by mary lambert
#qsmpsecretvalentine2024#qsmp#q!tinakitten#q!bagi#bagina#web weaving#kaleidoscope#i got really carried away with the light/warmth theme i’m so sorry😭#hope you like it though!! happy valentine’s day :D
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Hello, you're doing amazing webweaves! Can I request a webweave about "I'll have you as you are", "we're sticking together", "you and me, against the world" type of love? When there's no obsession or some big words, you just have each other and that's enough. Hope you'll understand what I mean :"3
Keaton St. James Rural Boys Watch the Apocalypse / Trista Mateer Honeybee / poem: Wendy Cope The Orange art: @555w4 / Keaton St. James HISTORY STUDENT FALLS IN LOVE WITH ASTRO PHYSICS STUDENT / Jacques Prevert Alicante / article by Lizzie Cernik / pinterest / Alice Oseman Radio Silence
#on love#on falling in love#on yearning#on oranges#keaton st james#rural boys watch the apocalypse#trista mateer#honeybee#wendy cope#the orange#history student falls in love with astro physics student#jacques prevert#alicante#alice oseman#radio silence#words#poem#spilled poetry#spilled ink#dark academia#dark academia poetry#spilled thoughts#poetry#dark academia quote#writing
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Stay Down (June 5, 2018 demo) - boygenius // Sunshine of Your Love - Cream // The Kiss - Gustav Klimt // No Plan - Hozier // Woman Sitting by the Window - Tivadar Kosztka Csontvary // How we met: "It’s like waking up to sunlight every day. I yearned for a soulmate – and I’ve found her" - Lizzie Cernik, The Guardian // The Sun Never Says - Hafez // Sunset in Corsica - Henri Matisse
Inspired by a post by @llovelymoonn
#web weaving#web weave#compilations#lyrics#poetry#words#light academia#love#sun#sunlight#boygenius#hozier#gustav klimt
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True romance
— How to keep the love alive when sex has gone
Fantasising about other people? Wishing your partner was younger or fitter? It doesn’t have to mean the end of the relationship
By Lizzie Cernik
It’s rare for intense sexual chemistry to last. “We don’t talk about it enough,” says the relationship therapist Cate Campbell, “but it’s very normal for attraction to wane in a long-term relationship,…
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#Communication#communication skills#Intimacy#Relationship Advice#sex and relationship advice#valentine s day
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How we met: ‘None of my Indian friends had girlfriends. But I liked her too much to say no’
How we met: ‘None of my Indian friends had girlfriends. But I liked her too much to say no’
This article titled “How we met: ‘None of my Indian friends had girlfriends. But I liked her too much to say no’” was written by Lizzie Cernik, for theguardian.com on Monday 17th January 2022 11.30 UTC
As a music lover, Emily was excited to join her high school choir on a trip to San Francisco from Riverside, California, in 2011. They attended a competition, which went well, but on the journey…
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#Article#Features#How we met#Life and style#Lizzie Cernik#Relationships#UK G2 Features#UK G2 production
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How we met: ‘She stood right next to me. I assumed she fancied my PhD student’
How we met: ‘She stood right next to me. I assumed she fancied my PhD student’
This article titled “How we met: ‘She stood right next to me. I assumed she fancied my PhD student’” was written by Lizzie Cernik, for theguardian.com on Monday 4th January 2021 13.32 UTC
Although Chris Moulin and Céline Souchay met at a scientific conference in France in 1999, they didn’t make a lasting impression on each other at the time. “I remember that Chris had long ginger hair,” says…
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Love Island normalises emotional abuse – and we call it entertainment | Lizzie Cernik https://ift.tt/2lt7dtO
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Love Island normalises emotional abuse – and we call it entertainment | Lizzie Cernik
Love Island contestants Adam Collard and Rosie Williams. Photograph: ITV/Rex/Shutterstock
Filling a secluded Spanish villa with a selection of scantily clad twentysomethings and several TV cameras might not be a recipe for everlasting partnerships, but it’s certainly a hit for ratings. Since making its comeback in 2015, Love Island has established itself as Big Brother for the Snapchat generation, attracting more than 3 million viewers. But this week the reality show took a darker turn when Adam Collard, a self-styled Don Juan, displayed worrying signs of emotionally abusive behaviour towards his fellow contestant Rosie Williams.
Pegged by viewers as a raging narcissist from the moment he entered the villa, he was quickly accused of “gaslighting”, a malicious form of mental abuse designed to alter the victim’s perception of reality. During long-term relationships it’s often used as a method of control, belittling the person on the receiving end and destroying...
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Love Island normalises emotional abuse – and we call it entertainment | Lizzie Cernik
Too many reality TV shows reinforce a view of women as prizes, to be collected like toys at a funfair. We must demand better • Love Island’s Adam Collard accused of ‘gaslighting’ by domestic abuse charity Filling a secluded Spanish villa with a selection of scantily clad twentysomethings and several TV cameras might not be a recipe for everlasting partnerships, but it’s certainly a hit for ratings. Since making its comeback in 2015, Love Island has established itself as Big Brother for the Snapchat generation, attracting more than 3 million viewers. But this week the reality show took a darker turn when Adam Collard, a self-styled Don Juan, displayed worrying signs of emotionally abusive behaviour towards his fellow contestant Rosie Williams. Pegged by viewers as a raging narcissist from the moment he entered the villa, he was quickly accused of “gaslighting”, a malicious form of mental abuse designed to alter the victim’s perception of reality. During long-term relationships it’s often used as a method of control, belittling the person on the receiving end and destroying their confidence and self-esteem over time. Continue reading... http://dlvr.it/QY8vnc
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read this you social justice retards
#obesity#society#health policy#public services policy#health#fat acceptance#social justice retards#fat acceptance is a lie#check your privelage#being fat is not ok
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How we met: ‘She stood right next to me. I assumed she fancied my PhD student’
How we met: ‘She stood right next to me. I assumed she fancied my PhD student’
This article titled “How we met: ‘She stood right next to me. I assumed she fancied my PhD student’” was written by Lizzie Cernik, for theguardian.com on Monday 4th January 2021 13.32 UTC
Although Chris Moulin and Céline Souchay met at a scientific conference in France in 1999, they didn’t make a lasting impression on each other at the time. “I remember that Chris had long ginger hair,” says…
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Single all the way: why Christmas is the most wonderful time of year to be alone | Lizzie Cernik
Despite what Auntie June claims, festive dating is hell. I’d rather squabble with my parents, stuff myself with pastry and bathe in the luxury of my own company Sleigh bells are ringing, and for singles everywhere it’s time to pull out your best lines and start swiping right. The winter “cuffing season”, as it’s sometimes known, sees a marked rise in the number of people joining dating websites. Thanks to the cold weather and cultural pressure to have a lover at Christmas, it has become the most popular time of year for singles to splash out on a box of condoms and go searching for that special someone – or, failing that, absolutely anyone. By the time December rolls around, Tinder is awash with people pretending to have fun at ice rinks and begging prospective dates to try out some appalling pop-up venue. Adult men throw around the word “snuggles” as if it’s a legitimate hobby, and you wonder whether a boyfriend might be a good idea, just to stop Auntie June from treating your womb like it’s a defective pressure cooker bought in last year’s John Lewis sale. Continue reading... http://dlvr.it/Q5cr4Q
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