jetgirl78:

_{Favorite Ladylove Kisses: The L Word - Tina/Bette
Bette: I love you. I have no doubt about that. I’m just afraid that…
Tina: Everything you’re feeling right now is because we’re not really together. It’s an affair.
Bette: No.
Tina: But it is.
Bette: For me, when I really search myself it doesn’t feel like an affair. For me, it feels like I’m coming home.}

(via gay-mo)

bandcandy:

heavenisalibrary:

 #forever in love with how much they learned from one another#how she inspired him to do more than just exist #and through her he found a clarity of understanding for this whole fight that he’ll die for one day #even though she doesn’t realize it until he tells and shows her #it’s this lovely little circle and there are obviously many problems with their relationship #and no i don’t think the whole series should’ve been a honeymoon between buffy and angel #but i think her relationship with angel good and bad was so significant and defining #on both sides #buffy post-angel is a different girl than buffy pre-angel #and it’s a good change and it’s a necessary change #and i hate when people devalue their relationship because it’s a teenage romance or something#just GAG me if all you got from buffy and angel was that they’re stupid kids #you weren’t paying attention

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"Be happy for no reason, like a child. If you are happy for a reason, you’re in trouble, because that reason can be taken from you."

- Deepak Chopra (via onlinecounsellingcollege)

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As Willow goes, so goes my nation.

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In the first season, Maslany portrays half the cast. Half the cast! She imbues each of the characters with distinct physical qualities. One character speaks with her hands. Another, more uptight character walks with perfect posture. Still another slouches and darts her eyes about the room.

Maslany was tasked with portraying six characters in the first season. The reason she has received such accolades, however, is in how each character often has to pretend to be one of the others. She manages to bring these characters to life, and then she has them impersonate one another effectively, without losing their recognizable traits. It’s a tightrope act, and it has left my jaw dropped even in quieter scenes.

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4 Reasons You Need To Watch ‘Orphan Black’ | Thought Catalog

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