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Hi guys ! I'm Katherine, I love a looot of series; I couldn't count how many & this is my blog. A messy little blog about what I like the most. Enjoy ;)

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sassyalpha:

I wasn’t sure we were gonna see that again.

“between my beloved father, and my dragons; the person that you should be more alarmed at meeting would probably be uhm- yeah my dad. [laughs]”  - emilia clarke (gq january 2013)

Rebekah Mikaelson, “Graduation”

Emilia Clarke at the ”PUNK: Chaos To Couture” Costume Institute Gala (05.06.13)

Reblog if you have ever started watching a show because you saw so much of it on your dash.

All the proof that I needed was the ratty hand me downs that I had as a kid….remember the winter coat that ended at my elbow? The unsigned permission slips….the social workers and foster families who slammed doors in my face when they were tired of looking at me. That’s my proof.

“My rule is never to look at anything on the Internet.”

“I just don’t know anything about fashion.”

CW’s The Originals official cast

Candice Accola + TV

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justanotherrollinggirl:

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beinggayisokay:

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ouijaprince:

The Little Mermaid was written as a love letter by Hans Christian Anderson to Edvard Collin. Anderson, upon hearing of Collin’s engagement to a young woman, proclaimed his love to him. He told him ”I long for you as though you were a beautiful Calabrian girl.” Edvard Collin turned Anderson down, disgusted. Anderson then wrote The Little Mermaid to symbolize his inability to have Collin just as a mermaid cannot be with a human. He sent it to Collin in 1936 and it goes down in history as one of the most profound love letters ever written.

Most scholars and psychoanalysts concluded that Anderson was bisexual; however, he never acted upon his homosexual drives.

The Little Mermaid, as it was originally written, did not have a happy ending.

Holy crap