144 little pieces

if it means anything to you: × chaotic neutral × 7w8 × sx/so × ESTP × "you think of all the things you've seen, and you wish that you could live in between, and you're back again, only different than before..."

[ambre-gris]

fantastic album! i came across this while having a migraine and was so touched by it that i just let tears flow, trying to keep myself composed bc crying makes the migraine pain worse. i listened to this album yesterday too, and felt like i was in an environment where i could invoke a sort of inner wisdom, or celebrate qualities within me that i might've forgotten but could uncover.

[leahberman]

[sakuu]

結奈🐰🌸さんはTwitterを使っています 「去年の今頃、銀座でペットを散歩していたら職質されました https://t.co/HaQV7Oug24」 / Twitter

[cosmonautroger]

Nia Gould

[posthumanwanderings]

猫 シ Corp. & SEPHORA脳バイブス - Second floor: 환대 & 음악

[mollybeenoel]

[fuckyeahchinesefashion]

The giant aoyu鳌鱼 flower-lantern balloon from the National Games opening ceremony also appeared during the Spring Festival. (cr飞略大广东)

Aoyu is an auspicious creature from ancient Chinese mythology, with the head of a dragon and the body of a fish. It is the transitional form of a carp that has leaped through the Dragon Gate but not yet fully transformed into a Loong aka Chinese dragon. Featuring a multi‑chamber balloon design with a bionic structure, it is equipped with color‑changing sensors, appearing light and elegant, capturing the mythical imagery of roaming freely across the sky and sea.

[w-a-k-a-m-e]

[theosbournesgifs]

[vilian-in]

[thatsbelievable]

[fever--den]

[depsidase]

[salmon-n-hazel]

Morning glory

My print shop

Animation commission open: Ko-Fi (refer to this post for detail)

[thekimonogallery]

Daisho-in Buddhist temple 500 Rakan statues, disciples of ‘Shaka,’ the historical Buddha. Miyajima Island, Japan.  Via Pinterest

[delicatuscii-wasbella102]

Quiet Evening... Kaoru Yamada

[identitty-dickruption]

the problem with addiction is not that it's pleasurable. it's not "having too much fun" disease. it's not even a requirement for addiction that you have fun at any point in the process at all and to be honest it is incredibly common that no pleasure is gained from substance use. imagining that addiction is about pleasure does two things: 1) demonises feeling good (there is nothing wrong with wanting to be happy/comfortable/etc), and 2) frames addicts as people who Like Having Fun Too Much. it's simply not useful to frame things this way as well as just fundamentally not being true