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"The nearest exit may be behind you" by S Bear Bergman (2009)
mantra for when i'm pissed at an airport: at least it's not logan
mantra for when i'm pissed on the train: at least it's not the boston red line
mantra for when i'm pissed on the bus: at least it's not the boston silver line
mantra for when i get yelled at on the street: at least it's not boston drunk men
Mantra for when I’m on the red line: Hey at least I’m not on. the green line
Mantra for when I’m on the green line: Hey at least I’m not on the mattapan trolley
Mantra for when I’m on the mattapan trolley: God you’re so sexy baby. all your haters are miserable bitches. You go as slow as you like
Wait i can learn from my mistakes? Ohhhhh ok i was just using them to torment myself
hey boss i can't come in today it's a sunny day and there's a lovely breeze coming in through my window, yeah it's rustling the branches of the tree outside that's finally bloomed so it's pretty serious
my camel straight up told me "man i am not carrying another fucking straw" like wtf asshole its just one straw whats your fucking issue
hey bro can i ask you a question that will reveal a deep and fundamental gap in my knowledge of the world
of course bro opening up about your lack of knowledge and asking questions is the only way to fill in that fundamental gap
Yearning for what you can never have is beginner level. Real yearners know the good shit is what you could freely have if you allowed yourself to, but never will.
im not the same person i was when I pulled that meat out of the freezer this morning. I've changed. i don't have that in me anymore. ive moved on
Due to my weird childhood and my weird brain, I have this very unhelpful compulsion to conceal Everything I do from Everyone. I Cannot be observed performing any action, no matter how mundane. My nervous system is convinced I'm gonna, like, Get In Trouble for eating food at dinnertime or sleeping in my bed at bedtime.
I've taken to asking myself, "Okay does this task actually require subterfuge or am I stealing a balloon on Free Balloon Day"
I see from the notes that we're all havin a normal one 👍
#i cannot be listening to music or watching tv in my own home!!
If anyone sees me reading a book they will hunt me for sport
↳ THEN I’LL BE VERY GLAD TO BE A SONG AND DANCE MAN. —GENE KELLY
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Jeremy Brett vs Gene Kelly
[sitting completely still in my own bed] this world is gutting me like a fish
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You know it’s a great puppet when you don’t even notice the two entire people under and behind its body moving its limbs until it’s halfway across the stage.
All I can think of is what must be going on with the puppeteers. Look at their faces. All three of them are LOCKED on this new body they are all sharing.
fuuuck I could use a mysterious benefactor right now
once i was in the TSA line for a flight and it was SO LONG that TSA decided to just drop all the security protocols. leave everything in the suitcase including electronics. keep your shoes on. don't go through the fancy 360 scanner, just the metal detector. get out of here. and i was like ohhhh so you admit this is all just your stupid community theatre production that you've made me be a part of for all this time and it doesn't actually mean anything real. okayyyyy
was at the corner store getting a few snacks and a 7 year old with a single packet of two poptarts struck up a conversation with me while I was choosing between Chex mix flavors. weighed in on the flavors. They continued to follow me through the store all the way to checkout and stood there talking to me at the register so the cashier thought they were my kid and I finally said “are you possibly hoping for someone to buy those poptarts” and they pulled out a WAD of cash and said “nope just talking to ya.”
absolutely enchanting child no notes
energy of an 85 year old who got freaky friday’d tbh
absolutely the worst part of the male helplessness fetishism is that men know about it and will weaponize it against you. they will fuck up and do stupid shit and pretend not to know how to clean a mirror or find grapes at the grocery store and then simper and giggle expecting you to think its adorable. and then they will get REALLY angry when you do not
Men who struggled to anticipate domestic problems or follow a project through to its end frequently described success in occupations requiring the very same skills they were said to lack at home. Nina, for example, described her husband, Julian, as temperamentally ill-equipped for the frenetic multitasking and constant forecasting she relied on to juggle home, paid work, and child care. "If something is broken in the house and Julian gets used to it, he will not consider it a problem," she explained. This pattern predated their marriage: "In his apartment before we got married, there was a hole in the wall, and [he and his roommates] just left it. They were just like, This is okay... It was sort of tragedy of the commons in that situation, where, like, no one -- five roommates, no one felt the responsibility. If something is broken in our lives today, in terms of a physical appliance or something, and he's gotten used to not having it, it filters out of his mind. Whereas for me it's an ever-present issue." In another couple, Trevor drew a contrast between his "super-organized" wife Mindy, and his own "deadline-challenged" and "scattered" tendencies. He struggled with follow-through: "I'm in charge of laundry, so I will wash it, put it in the dryer, but somehow I lose interest by then. Getting it from the dryer and folding it, it slips my mind that that's also part of doing laundry." He described himself as slower to learn new things, too: "In general, as a personality trait, I would say, it would be a lot more difficult for me to do things which my wife is doing for her than to pick up things which I have been doing. Just overall, she's better at that kind of thing, like picking up a task and doing it." It seems obvious that the guy who doesn't notice holes in the wall shouldn't be in charge of managing home upkeep, or that the man with a tendency to overlook deadlines should probably not be the calendar-keeper. But these particular men worked as a surgeon and a nonprofit founder, respectively -- positions that certainly rely on attention to detail and deadlines.
What's on Her Mind? The Mental Workload of Family Life by Allison Damiger