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creatinganewwlife · 2 months
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There's something undeniably special about Kailash Kher's music, particularly the way he captures the essence of a woman's perspective in love. Listening to his songs feels like being truly seen and understood. The vulnerability, the intensity, the all-encompassing joy that comes with loving someone completely.
Thank you, Kailash Kher
You’re healing countless hearts:)
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classicfilmblr · 2 years
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ALAN BATES and OLIVER REED in Women in Love (1969) dir. Ken Russell
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chandsimehbooba · 19 days
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june 7th, 2023
my parents found out about the boy i loved.
they looked at me with shame. they expected this though
from my mood swings, my indifference to them and my skin of course, they could tell i was in love.
i didn't feel anything about their lectures and scoldings, until it involved him. they said he was a manipulator and was with me for selfish reasons but the truth is, we weren't even together. we still aren't.
and yet, when it came to defending him i became a storm, i got slapped across my cheeks, my entire face was red from crying and i still didn't shut up. i needed to let them know that they had failed to recognise a real man. i was fearless when it came to fighting for him
but then they called him
and my world came crashing down
the whole conversation between him and my father, i only looked at the ground, shaking. i couldn't speak a single word. his voice made my heart break, he didn't deserve to be threatened like this!? as if he's a criminal..
he was still respectful, being the man he is and talked calmly throughout which i think angered my father even more. after he hung up i was again slapped by my father.
i rolled my eyes at him and went to my room, and i cried for hours, i prayed and prayed for him because i knew i wouldn't be able to talk to him for awhile
my mother came into my room, hours later, anyone could tell i was in misery
she sat down next to me and asked me one simple question
"𝘵𝘶 𝘬𝘪𝘵𝘯𝘢 𝘱𝘺𝘢𝘢𝘳 𝘬𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘪 𝘩𝘢𝘪 𝘶𝘴𝘴𝘦?" i only looked at her with damp eyes and that was more than enough.
she gave me that same old "what do you know about love, you're just a kid" and i couldn't even argue, not because i agreed, but because there was no use talking to the woman whose own marriage was built on lies, about love
i know many of you reading this may think that im a terrible daughter, and i agree but i also believe my mother deserves it..
during those 6 months, i prayed everyday for his health and safety, no matter what happened or where i was, whether i was sick or someone died, i believed my kanha would understand the love i had for this boy.
how much do i love him? its hard to put it into words, impossible actually
all i can say is, i don't expect flowers, gifts, or such. i don't even expect him to marry me, i don't expect him to love me back.
all i expect from him and is do what's best for him, learn from his mistakes, correct me when im wrong and come to me when he has a hard time. and thats what defines love for me
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bruceswaynes · 1 year
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We are mentally and spiritually close, therefore we should be physically close, too. It's more complete.
WOMEN IN LOVE (1969) dir. Ken Russell
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rosamundpkes · 13 days
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WOMEN IN LOVE (2011)
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titlenotyetavailable · 11 months
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(repost/september 2022) last year's leomari..... happy pride month to wlws we truly deserve the world
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manderley · 10 months
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Glenda Jackson in Women in Love (1969)
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Source: The Art Of Lesbian Lovemaking , by Rose Black and Lilly Glück - Illustrations by Paula
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derangedrhythms · 1 year
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Yet the heart of each burned from the other. They burned with each other, inwardly. This they would never admit. 
D. H. Lawrence, from ‘Women In Love’
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hairtusk · 5 months
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Les Lutteurs, William Etty (pre. 1849) | Women in Love (1969, dir. Ken Russell)
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thecrazyinktrovert · 3 months
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"She probably doesn't like me in that way"
Also her, admiring him-
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voguefashion · 10 months
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Alan Bates on the set of Women in Love, 1969.
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thelastpuppyboygirl · 2 months
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here take this half ass edit i made while unable to sleep bc of chronic pain, anyways i love women.
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gameraboy2 · 10 months
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Women in Love, Winter 1952
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mariocki · 10 months
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RIP Glenda Jackson (9.5.1936 - 15.6.2023)
"An actor can do Hamlet right through to Lear, men of every age and every step of spiritual development. Where's the equivalent for women? I don't fancy hanging around to play Nurse in Romeo and Juliet. Life's too short."
"If I'm too strong for some people, that's their problem."
#glenda jackson#rip#death ment tw#icons#british politics#women in love#the music lovers#elizabeth r#sunday bloody sunday#mary‚ queen of scots#marat/sade#the triple echo#a touch of class#the maids#hedda#the incredible sarah#elizabeth is missing#armchair theatre#z cars#a genuine icon and an acting powerhouse. a winner of two oscars‚ three emmy awards and a tony#as well as baftas‚ a golden globe‚ a cbe and a whole suitcase of honorary doctorates and degrees#all this from the most humble of beginnings‚ having grown up poor and relied on scholarships throughout her education#i think that put a fire in her that stayed with her throughout her life; never one to mince words‚ either in her acting or career or once#she turned to politics. Glenda could be fierce‚ was an avowed feminist‚ a tireless campaigner for human rights and for those living in#poverty. she spurned the celebrity status her two oscars earnt her‚ and approached acting always as a craft‚ to be respected and taken#seriously. her entry into politics was inspired by thatcher‚ only in that she found the Thatcher government's policies and actions to be#detestable and anathema to those concerned with the welfare of the needy and the under represented. she took her political work just as#seriously as she did acting‚ becoming a vocal critic of Blair and calling for his resignation over the Iraq war and the death of David Kelly#a solid socialist‚ an immensely talented actor and a genuinely good person. we see too few Glendas these days. rip#<3
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nickyandmikey · 1 year
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Interview with the Vampire S01E01 (2022) || Women in Love (1969)
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