movie scenes and commentary
Joined October 2026
- Tweets80
- Following137
- Followers1.2K
- Likes2.1K
ANITA 馃鉂わ笍 retweeted
Sebastian Stan stands in the open robe, one arm lifted to the shower rod, the other hand resting on his thigh. The black fabric hangs loose at his sides, so the light falls straight across his chest and the lines of his stomach. His shorts sit low on his hips, one leg raised, the muscle of his thigh fully visible. His mouth is slightly parted, gaze fixed forward, as if the moment caught him mid-breath.
Nothing about the pose is hurried. The robe frames his body without covering it, the cool tiles and the window light keep the room quiet, and he simply occupies the space the way someone does when they have already grown used to being looked at. You stay with the frame because the stillness feels close, and because the way the robe falls open makes it easy to imagine stepping in and sliding your hands under the fabric to feel how warm he is.
I know people will say, Just forgive and move on, when they鈥檝e never been betrayed by someone they love.
ANITA 馃鉂わ笍 retweeted
I Found 拢2,000 in a 拢8 Coat
I was 拢212 short on rent.
My landlord had run out of patience.
I had 拢14 in my account.
So I did what broke people do.
I sold my last decent coat.
Then I bought a cheaper one for 拢8, just to stay warm.
In the lining pocket, I felt something thick.
An envelope.
Inside was 拢2,000 in crisp 拢20 notes.
And a note: "If you're reading this, call me."
I did the maths.
拢2,000 covers my rent.
It covers my phone bill.
It covers everything.
Nobody would ever know.
My thumb hovered over the number.
Then I called.
A calm voice answered on the first ring.
"You found it," he said.
"Don't spend it. Bring it to me in person."
I walked into his office, shaking.
I put the envelope on his desk.
ANITA 馃鉂わ笍 retweeted
Crowd was not happy with that Geno side joke. We cheering you Che!
MANAGER: Angela, explain these transactions. My audit shows that you've been giving away meals without recording payment.
ANGELA: I can explain, Mr. Carter.
MANAGER: You've been doing this for almost three months. Who authorised you to give away company property?
ANGELA: Nobody. But the family wasn't stealing anything. I was using my employee meal allowance and paying for some of the food myself.
MANAGER: That's not what the records show. Several orders were entered as cancelled after the food had already been served.
MRS. DAVIS: Please don't blame her. She was only trying to help us.
MANAGER: Mrs. Davis, I need you to let us handle this.
ANGELA: Her husband lost his job. She has two children, and sometimes they came here because they couldn't afford dinner. I couldn't watch them go hungry.
MANAGER: This is a business, Angela, not a charity.
MRS. DAVIS: I never asked her to risk her job. She kept telling me not to worry about paying her back.
Two grown up humans trying to make a decision.
My 14-year-old son thinks choosing to live with his father was his idea. I encouraged him to make that choice because I was exhausted from raising him.
His father and I divorced when he was seven. For years, our son lived with me while his father had him every other weekend.
His father was never a terrible parent. He paid child support, attended school events and called regularly. But he was also the fun parent. He had fewer rules, more money and a much easier schedule.
Last summer, our son started complaining about my house rules. He didn鈥檛 like doing chores, coming home at a certain time or having his phone checked.
His father suggested he move in with him for a school year.
I told our son it was his decision.
What I didn鈥檛 tell him was that I鈥檇 already spoken to his father and agreed.
Jon Snow never seemed interested in ruling. While others schemed for the throne, he stepped up because someone had to carry that responsibility. Honestly, his honor, courage, and loyalty are what made him one of Westeros' most memorable characters.
