*opens my heart shaped book of hours to show you my medieval yuri* mi'lady
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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Cosmic Funnies
Cosimo Galluzzi

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Acquired Stardust
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Not today Justin

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Jules of Nature
$LAYYYTER
styofa doing anything
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*opens my heart shaped book of hours to show you my medieval yuri* mi'lady
I'm rewatching utena and I noticed one thing in episode 9. While Utena and Saionji are arguing towards the beginning of the episode, Saionji saying that next time they duel he will beat her and win Anthy back, Chu-chu is seen fighting with a frog. Now, Chu-chu is supposed to be a monkey I believe, though due to his size one could argue he looks a tiny bit like a mouse. And this is important because of an epic that was written, supposedly, as a parody of the Iliad during the classical period. This parody, the Batrachomyomachia, is the tale of a one-day war between mice and frogs, and the term is used nowadays to refer to "a useless, trivial fight". And what's more trivial, useless, hopeless, than fighting for the Rose Bride? What fight is more devoid of consequence and meaning, than one that exists within a cycle of abuse in which everyone, whether loser or winner, is harmed?
If you enjoyed this book you should read every other book in the world for extra textual context. All things are intricately related to one another.
i rlly wish we could all have our titties out whenever
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simone weil
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ursula k. leguin
which one sucks worse
late spring/early summer afternoon melancholy
wintertime madness
Harold M Lambert.Three deer lying down in snowy forest in Winter, 1940.
Evening Dress
c. 1931
by Peggy Hoyt, New York
Kent State University Museum
William Mortensen • Salomé, 1930
Foxes disguised as monks. On the left from Japan and on the right from Denmark.
It was a global problem
i hate living in a world where the only reason sexuality is allowed to exist in public life is for advertising
If it’s meant to be I’ll see you later
If it’s meant to be I’ll see you later
If it’s meant to be I’ll see you later
If it’s meant to be I’ll see you later