Self Perpetuating Blog

♌ / INFP You ever heard of the Dream Team? Well, we're the Mean Team, wussy man. Twit: ftmkuroo

[baebyaga]

[straightboyfriend]

why are you on t

to go bald

[sadclowncentral]

there is literally no funnier way of annoying your friends than choosing the stupidest hill imaginable and then refusing to die anywhere else

[vltra7-deactivated20231230]

[thecryptkeeper]

once a girl reported me to an administrator at school bc i was breaking dresscode and she didnt like me. so i pushed her down the stairs. i just kept walking and i dont think she saw me and i never got caught. i know she got very seriously injured and they had to call an ambulance and she transferred schools bc she knew SOMEONE pushed her and she didnt feel safe. ive never regretted it. its been years since i graduated and im on mood stabilizers now, but sometimes when someone is testing my patience i calm myself down by thinking about how good it felt to snap once and how i cant do that again bc i would go to prison probably

[neetols]

Nanami my beloved

[guerrillatech]

[pisshandkerchief-deactivated202]

Holy shit that's so cool

[misevolimo]

A close up of the second pic:

[a-method-in-it]

The piece is by Alex Hyner and its name is "Twenty Skies." You can buy a print of it (along with some other really cool-looking art of his) for $25 here: https://www.alexhynerart.com/art/alexhynerart

[everythingfox]

Dogs playing a game. Rules are a mystery

[halsmovingcastle]

a dance

[sexhaver]

thoughts on ?

fuck it thoughts off

[dankmemeuniversity]

[burnpygmalion]

why would you censor the ops name

[jerks-deactivated20200603]

women would flock to him otherwise

[jamesusilljournal]

Hirō Isono

[alpha-beta-gamer]

Season is a beautiful bicycling adventure where you explore & document a doomed world.

Read More & Sign Up for The Beta (Steam)

[junkfoodcinemas]

The Indian in the Cupboard (1995) dir. Frank Oz

[glumshoe]

I just got a letter from the department of health telling me that I am now eligible for vaccination due to my high risk medical condition

what do they know that I don’t

[chewilly]

Sorry for reblogging a personal post, but some of the comments are destroying me and must be shared.

[glumshoe]

ah yes... my symptoms disease...

[filmnoirsbian]

Obviously there are many things to dislike about adulthood but as someone who grew up in an abusive household for whom adulthood offered the only chance at an escape, it's incredibly important to me that i romanticize adulthood whenever possible because i know there are kids and teenagers like me out there who are seeing nothing but complaints about rent and taxes and the loneliness of living on your own and i know they're going to internalize all of that and assume it means that adulthood won't offer them the freedom and safety they've been dreaming of. So while i never want to minimize the difficulties of being an adult, i also want to highlight how incredibly nice it can be to finally have ownership of your life and your body and your time and money and food and everything else in a way that you never had before. You can choose when you wake up! You can choose what you have for breakfast! You can choose when to go to sleep or if you want to (inadvisably) stay up all night watching tv in the living room! In the living room! You can choose what to watch! These are little things, but they are worth taking pleasure in, and they are worth looking forward to.

[stitch-n-time]

Oh. Man. I'm in my 40s now, but can STILL remember the first apartment I lived in alone. The first week, I had nothing. NOTHING. I slept on the floor wrapped up in curtains, until a friend came to visit and was like "welp. This ain't keepin' on" and gave me a folding bed and a couple of blankets. There were part of it that were just... not fun. You know what I did, though? I made cookies. Because I wanted them, and nobody could keep me from using the kitchen. I got a cat, because nobody could tell me "no". I took long, hot bubble baths because the bathroom - and the bathtub - were MINE and nobody else's. I turned MY music up and danced around MY living room all day (but was aware of the family with children downstairs, so shut down the one person party before it got too late). I bought a cast-off couch for cheap and had friends help me bring it in, and sat on MY couch and sewed. And crocheted. And started to teach myself to knit. The only one there to tell me "no" was the kitten, and she loved playing with the yarn. There were things about it that were exceptionally hard. I was a pregnant single waitress truly struggling to pay bills and put food on the table. But that's not what stuck. What stayed with me, and what was important, was those little things that made being an adult worthwhile.

[cwicseolfor]

You will get out and you will get free and it still rains, sometimes, but you get to decide whether to stay in or put up your umbrella or just let it pour down your face while you stomp puddles. You get to choose. It's not paradise, but it is, in the end, yours, which is such a relief. And all the things they say about the best of life being free - that's true. You will have happiness of your own making.

[mtndewbajablast]

summoning bloody mary in the mcdonalds bathroom then leaving without buying anything

[msburgundy-but-worser-deactivat]

umm, that post you just reblogged? op’s credit score is under 750 :///