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1994 club baybee. chill content that makes me feel happy.

[seven7arts]

May the 4th be with you || Star Wars Day

[enlaniakea]

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[gffa]

Mon Mothma concept art | illustrated by Andrei Riabovitchev

[thoradvice]

romanticize your life. i cannot stress this enough. use scented shower gel and shampoo, so you look forward to showers. go on walks and see how pretty the sky looks. notice the wildflowers on the roadside as you drive. light a candle when you get home to make your room smell good. notice & appreciate the little things in life. it won't cure your mental illness, but it'll make it easier to exist in this world.

[rnm-magic-space-xsd]

[babushkaat]

[daisylambs]

[dimorisik]

sweet dreams

[goetiae-deactivated20251220]

🌙 Il Risveglio degli Dei - Valle dei Templi [3/3] 🌙

Agrigento, Sicily

Credit: 🌙 🏺 🌙 ✦ 🏺 🌙 🏺 ✦ 🌙 🏺 🌙

[everythingfox]

“Scientists know that rats like to have their bellies tickled, so they used that as basis for testing happiness in rats. They found out that the ears of rats undergoing tickling became droopier and pinker - subtle signs of being relaxed and happy“

(via)

[dilfosaur]

digimon, but make it fashion

[cansu-m]

[fairydropart]

Causing problems on purpose

[greelin]

having OC’s is crazy for real because no one else gives a fuck meanwhile you’ll be at the function thinking about them (guys who are not real) like

[boycritter]

maybe i like my tech a little bit inconvenient

[boycritter]

maybe i like pulling out my debit card instead of using apple pay. maybe i like untangling my wired headphones. maybe i like typing something into the search bar instead of using siri or whatever. maybe i like curating my own social media feeds over an algorithm. i just don’t think everything has to be perfectly streamlined and efficient i like it when things feel tethered to the real world.

[spyglassrealms]

If they advanced too much further technologically, those advances would inevitably intrude on their humanity. People wanted to walk. They wanted to take the bus that smells like cigarettes. They wanted those precious three minutes between asking a question and knowing the answer. [...] They found that they needed things to be just a little bit difficult once in a while. They needed to stub their toe and wait in line and see that Check Engine light. They decided to leave their existence just a little short of perfect, because they wanted to want.

— 17776 (aka the story that fundamentally altered my understanding of the human condition)

[triflingthing]

National Tile Museum in Lisbon. Would recommend.

[faunadryl]