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“I love that word. Forever. I love that forever doesn’t exist, but we have a word for it anyway, and use it all the time. It’s beautiful and doomed.”

— Viv Albertine

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A huge digital archive of Palestinian culture.

"Over 200 Years of Palestinian Life Portrayed Through Photographs, Documents, Letters, Diaries, Publications, and Audio & Video Recordings"

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I really should start putting myself out there again. I forgot how charming I can be when I'm not keeping to myself.

#heart posts #i love my alone time tho

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I love when the universe reminds me that non-confrontational people will never be people I get along with. I don't have time to baby you when you are an adult and should be perfectly capable of communicating with someone you have a disagreement with.

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another old movie you like?

Virna Lisi in 1965’s How To Murder Your Wife. One of my favourites and a great watch. Harsh sex appeal doesn’t work for every woman but Virna is able to blend pure sex appeal and a much softer feminine version of that and bounce between each throughout the film. Virna is able to give a hell of a performance when called to do so and you can read her emotions through her hands and the way she holds her body. I’d personally consider her to be in the top 25 when it comes to actresses who know how to express themselves without having to outright say “I’m angry” or name the emotion they’re trying to get across.

Anyway, my entire point is that there are so many subtle forms of communication you have to learn in order to be able to seduce well or spark the flames of infatuation. It’s imperative that you learn how to deal with men and how to draw them in, how to bargain and flirt, and how to make them feel like your eyes are an ocean they want to drown in. If a man isn’t trying to lean across a table to get closer to you when you’re talking then you’re not doing it right; your eyes, your voice, your body language, and your face are all assets that you should be using to draw someone in and keep them enamoured. There’s no need to use anything else or depend upon artificial ways to create a relationship.

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another opinion of yours?

Learning how to flirt and express yourself using only your eyes and movements will change everything for you. The way you look at someone can and will make or break their opinion of you and nothing stops a man in his tracks like the gaze of a woman; I grew up around women who married men who swear up and down that it was love at first sight and many a love story has got its start with a woman gazing at a man. Eye contact and the way you hold and move your body will help create a connection and draw someone in and your words and face/facial expressions help with the rest.

Elke Sommer (shown above in 1967’s Deadlier than the Male) is a perfect example of a woman using touch, her gaze, and movement to draw a man in and keep him interested. She’s daring, bold, sultry, and demanding in this scene but she’s also easily able to switch it up and make it clear that she’s meant to be viewed as soft and sweet in other scenes. I’d recommend this film as it has plenty of inspiration and it’s really a masterclass on how to learn how to use what you have to connect with a new man and get the spark going without forcing it.

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I'm about to be the pettiest bitch alive at my work.

#I hate hypocrites

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Springtime in Japan

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www.instagram.com/officialnatalina

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source

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📸: joemortell

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