RedHotGirl

24! she/her. disabled. I have a rare disease called Erythromelalgia

[allthewaysyousavedmylife]

I fainted 5 times yesterday and had to meet a new doctor

[petaltexturedskies]

William Faulkner, The Sound and the Fury

[herpsandbirds]

White-browed Tit-warbler (Leptopoecile sophiae), male, family Aegithalidae, order Passeriformes, Ladakh, India

photograph by Megh Roy Choudhury

[infectiouspiss]

if you don’t think fat people are hot that is a you problem and a skill issue and i don’t ever wanna hear it also maybe die

[infectiouspiss]

it was not a joke get good or get dead

[wiionme]

[seasonofhorror]

VAN HELSING

2004, dir. Stephen Sommers

[tenderforyou]

[bpdohwhatajoy]

(from oatmilklady)

[thedeliaishere]

Little miss intox bait CAN handle another drink

[sorypsoid]

[pigeon-butch]

my professor when trying to describe how to recognize field sparrows was just like Well they look... like they're kind. like they just look nice. and the best part is he's absolutely right

[swordsswordsswords]

@todaysbird

[catcrumb]

[bolshevikitherat]

from the Lavender and Red Union, a group of communists who wrote this in 1975.

"GAY LIBERATION IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT SOCIALIST REVOLUTION. SOCIALISM IS INCOMPLETE WITHOUT GAY LIBERATION."

[lollytea]

My cow had a baby IF YOU CARE!!!!

[lollytea]

Lets glare at the intruder with Mama

[jinxproof]

Daul Kim, 2009 | © Marcus Gaab

[brarchives]

fina cadjancu by joão miranda

[worldhistoryfacts]

In the 19th century, Americans idealized wilderness, which they defined as natural areas without people in them. The issue with this, of course, was that the “wilderness” areas that they wanted to turn into national parks had people in them.

So what was it like for the people who lived in these “wildernesses,” what happened to them, and what evidence is left of their lives?

Only to the White Man Was Nature a Wilderness

Native Americans in the national parks

[anarchistmemedistro]

The Trouble with Wilderness; or, Getting Back to the Wrong Nature

The influential essay that prompted a lively public conversation about the meaning of wilderness in American culture.