[pancakeruby]

me and my friends dancing to “mr. brightside” 

[it-mii]

If this ain’t me

[googlearths]

the date is march 17. the year is 2089. disney channel is still airing the luck of the irish.

[mydadisindianajones]

Person: Wow, why did you get all dressed up just to go to the grocery store?

Me: 

[teenscoolest]

THIS IS LITERALLY ME HAHA

[msshotwell]

@rosessupposes you

[umbronydraws]

you better watch out 🎅 you better watch out 🎅 you better watch out 🎅 you better watch out 🎅 you bETTER WATCH OUT 🎅 YOU BETTER WATCH OUT 🎅 YOU BETTER WATCH OUT 🎅 YOU BETTER WATCH OUT 🎅

[lazyjamaican]

you better watch out

https://vine.co/v/5OuOdQ6mUL3

[thefilmstage]

Usually movies about teenage girls, even if it’s not the primary story, it tends to center around one guy. That’s the love story. In my story there’s not one guy, there’s two guys and they’re both wrong, because that’s not the love story. The love story is between her and her mother. I think it’s an incredibly rich and vivid time and I think when I was looking back, I thought what is Boyhood but for a girl, or what is 400 Blows but for a girl, what are these stories? And not does she date the guy, but what is personhood for young women? I just felt like there was a dearth of it. Romance seems to be the thing that women primarily do in movies. It’s not that I don’t like that; it’s not that I’m not interested in it–it just can’t be the only story we’re telling about what women do.

Greta Gerwig on the making of Lady Bird.