It’s that struggle to prove you’re worth and your existence in other people’s eyes that can trip us up so much of the time. It’s finally when you let go of what other people expect you to be or other people’s perceptions of you and… that you’re able to be the version of yourself that you’re supposed to be like, in God’s eyes, you know. It doesn’t matter if you’re half crazy or, you know, you’re excenctric or whatever it is, it’s that you have to be true to who you were born to be.
Gwyneth Paltrow about her character on Proof (2005)
Artwork for Radiohead’s Hail to the Thief (2003) by Stanley Donwood / Making of.
Hail to the Thief’s got one of my favorite artworks ever. It’s probably one of my favorite Radiohead record as well.
I think a big reason many girls shy away from calling themselves feminists is that they’re worried they won’t be able to live up to this idea of a Strong Woman, and that there’s no room in this club for anyone who isn’t 100% comfortable with herself all the time. You can totally be a feminist who has insecurities. Feminism isn’t about pretending we all feel like Wonder Woman, it’s about being honest when we don’t, and having the conversation on why that is.
Everytime we say g'bye
I die a little (siamese cats/humans symbiotic relationships)
Feeling like Paul from After Hours (1985)
What we have to learn to do we learn by doing.
(Source: kari-shma)
O fracasso parece nome de perfume
Daqueles ocres vagabundos
E ninguém está pronto a dizer: “Sou um fracassado”
Aos 20 anos, estudante
O pior da sala, mas o mais aplicado
Depois os empregos vão mudando:
“O meu patrão não tá com nada”
“Esse trabalho não é pra mim”
Se chega aos 30
Ainda morando em casa
A criança grande do fracasso
Às vezes são pessoas inteligentes
Que não dão sorte
Às vezes pretensiosos e invejosos
Mas eu tenho a impressão
Que todos nós somos fracassados
Eu, por exemplo: não amo…
Have been wondering who my favorite musician is… Conclusion is Jonny Greenwood. Above one of the reasons why.
Thom Yorke at Musique Plus (part 1)
Despite all kinds of trouble they might end up getting people into, I love interviews. I think they capture an energy at a point of somebody’s life nothing else does it quite the same way. However, the only ones I post here are those which have changed my views regarding a matter, and this one has definitely done that. I have a roll, or something alike, of people who I admire profoundly. And I feel they all share an empathetic feeling and identity towards each other, even though they work in different areas, live in different periods and places, speak different languages. Even not being aware of it. Thom Yorke is, without a doubt, among these people. Not to mention he has a british accent that doesn’t annoy me. If this isn’t love, I don’t think I can handle the real thing.