Make me your Dream Life

in the way it's depicted. past the typical rom comm tropes, i was watching the gay film weekend. i like how it spanned for literally a weekend or so til it ended. the casual of it, but still being so profound. or that one film w Mila Kunis and J Timberlake, the progression, the believability of that gravitation. or the subtlety in 500 days of summer. what. are some films/ tv shows that depict love in a more realistic sense as well? perhaps not as broad or expansive, but what about deepness, the profound?

Get your mind out the gutter, or maybe discuss it in a classy manner but, title. What are some films that you love how love is depicted? What about tropes? and what does that reveal about our society? Discuss!

is this related to the show

my brain's not even registering the discourse on here it all just looks like different ways of saying 5 days til the 21st

i love her but girl... the album

it's like a slow simmering flame, the dips and the soft crashing of the chorus, there's a turning point feel to it imo

rockafella....

it's dissonant but it's still such a vibe yuuuhhhhhhh yuhhhhhhhh

so far away is such a vibe

the blissful wist colored by the autumn sunset the vibes are just too potent too strong rockafella this moment needs to be immortalized and sealed w a song

vibin good things and THE RAIN rockafella!

so the covers album exists

there's something in the clouds.... rockafella...

crash is just thee best. it's such a fun album w great energy it nourishes my inner fire

get it COULDA HAD A BAD GIRL COULDA HAD A BAD GIRL BAD GIRL BAD GIRL!

i'm still a bit iffy bc their styles are just so different, and theyre of diff niches but i like the context behind the song

lana getting caught sneaking her vape in white dress

after that brief context descript i kinda wanna hear it now

its off but i think im in love

we need an official videoooooooo

this might be an unpopular opinion here but when u think about it, a lot of Lana's music is a reflection and pondering of being/ existing. there's definitely a lot to do to entertain oneself but we all know she's got a hunger for trying to understand more of the philosophical and metaphysical questions. these days, the existence and practicing of wonder is honestly kinda dwindling w the age of tech. u might go to a retreat, or a spa find a moment of enlightenment to figure things out but a church can be a more accepting place where not having the answer is alright. sure a lot can get convoluted but if she centers herself, that can be a powerful thing that she might take time to better interpret for herself. who knows really

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