#coquette

poc representation in coquette<3

the “coquette” aesthetic can and should be inclusive and diverse and it does suit everyone!!!!

The Bell Jar is just a big collection of all the “feminine urges” possible.

the feminine urge to have a depression diagnosis and an unhealthy attachment to fleabag

“the ever-present watcher peering through the keyhole, peering through the keyhole in your own head, if nowhere else. you are a woman with a man inside watching a woman. you are your own voyeur.” by margaret atwood

“i’m not a religious person but i do sometimes think god made you for me” from normal people

the kind of chill set deep within your bones

playlists to listen to once and then discard 

tender love, herbal teas, knitted jumpers with darned elbows, twinkling fairy lights, and the gentle hum of crickets in the backyard 

“i still have a lot to figure out, but the one thing i know is, wherever you are, that’s where i belong. i’ll never belong anywhere like i belong with you.”

falling into a peaceful slumber after listening to the most gruesome and unnecessarily brutal true crime podcast ever recorded in human history (with a little lamp on because as peaceful as you may be, you’re not a masochist) 

projecting the dark academia aesthetic onto your school building that is so modern and far from aestheticism that it hurts your soul 

you are a villain but in a woman way (girlbossification of being crazy) 

passing love letters between desks without the teacher noticing