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High Resolution(Source: airows, via miindlesssdreamer)
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High Resolution(Source: cataclysmmagazine, via fuckyeahclassyandsexy)
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High Resolution“When my husband was dying, I said: ‘Moe, how am I supposed to live without you?’ He told me: ‘Take the love you have for me and spread it around.’”
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That moment when you’re so tired, but you don’t want to get off the computer.
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when u accidentally hurt ur friends feelings and they insist that its fine but u know it isnt
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WHAT GOES THROUGH MY MIND WHENEVER IM IN A CROWDED PLACE
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Okay, I’ve got to be honest: I’m no expert on film, let alone a documentary. What I do know, however, is that a film is a damn good one when it leaves me wrapped up in my own thoughts and emotions even well after it’s over. I know it’s a good film when it evokes a real sense of awareness about me and my existence. This documentary left me thinking that people deal with some real life shit that’s way more life changing than any of the #firstworldproblems I complain about on a daily basis. I know that this all sounds very obvious, but it took me this one documentary to really shatter the enclosed walls I’ve lived in. It’s really rare that anything, especially film, leaves a lasting impression on me, so I find this random Netflix find to be a gem.
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Ciao Bella
