I'm really tired

Sophia | she/her | Jane Austen, Howl's Moving Castle and garlic enjoyer 🧄

[vieneinpace]

William Etty's Male Nude, with Arms Up-Stretched (1828) revamped by Astra Zero

[so-much-for-subtlety]

[cinematicjourney]

Whisper of the Heart (1995) | dir. Yoshifumi Kondō

[libertineangel]

It is implied through gameplay mechanics that the two kingdoms at war in chess both formally permit regnal polygamy, allowing the King to take at least nine wives of equal status, and that marriage can be bestowed as a military honour, but curiously that honour - in stark contrast to the conventional attitudes of the aristocracy - can only be bestowed upon soldiers of the unlanded class, leaving great questions to be asked of the material interests and stability of these kingdoms' aristocracies

[sanmarin0]

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Jens Lekman - And I Remember Every Kiss

[tigerleopardlion]

Jaguar | Andre Novales

[tigerleopardlion]

Yes

[goosefeathered]

Retrospective

VOGUE JAPAN

12 December 2025 No. 316

[wiki-but-made-them-up]

[kayla-denker]

People love to make fun of Archeologists for how often we say objects were used ritualistically, as if we overuse that designation or just say it when we a don't know what something was used for. But that's only because people don't stop to think how full of ritual all of our lives are.

The meme is actually correct for the most part, hotdogs are ritually consumed during baseball games. Lots of people only even eat hotdogs if they're watching baseball. The expectation for us to eat turkey on thanksgiving is another example of us ritually consuming food. Drinking coffee every morning is another ritual we do. Going to the gym several days a week is a ritual.

"Ritual" doesn't necessarily mean "religious."

[most-sane-classicist]

me and my co-citizens (moots) staying active in the local economy (reblogging each others posts) to keep money circulating through the small businesses (each other's notifications)

[contemptible-scoundrel]

fuuuck I could use a mysterious benefactor right now

[dogpuppy]

He is my princess diana

[bashcrandicoot]

Based on a true story

[groveofgreen]

[dovewithscales]

I should do things like this more often...

[loveridden1999]

top 3 hobbies for young adults:

1. borrowing misery from future

2. carrying grief of the past

3. agonizing over the present

[bethanydelleman]

Comment from Facebook about The Other Bennet Sister:

I must say there are some changes from the book (I’m about three quarters in, so I’m not finished yet) and some of my fav scenes in the book didn’t make it into the series! and my poor husband was scared for life (his words, not mine lol) during a scene showing the sisters getting ready for the Netherfield ball where we see Mary wash her underarms and she has some impressive arm hair! I know it’s time period accurate but a little jarring to see (and to be honest I don’t know if I can ever watch a period piece again without thinks “all the women have arms hair!”) and must’ve taken some commitment on the actress’s part! That’s dedication to the role and accuracy! And as warning for viewers with younger children, I could’ve done without the intro portion that heavily alluded to Mr. & Mrs. Bennet’s early matrimonial relations… Nothing was really shown, but heavily implied. Wished I had know so I could’ve skipped that bit

I actually took screenshots of the absolute HORROR that is a woman with body hair and I would like to note that I didn't even notice her un-shaved armpits because I was being happy about the lack of torture lace-ups on her stays.

Oh no! A woman with mild body hair! I can never look at the world the same way again!

Shoot me now

[lady-forest]

thetis sketches

[7pleiades7]

La Naissance de Vénus (The Birth of Venus) (1863) by Alexandre Cabanel (French, 1823 – 1889), oil on canvas, 130 x 225 cm (51.1 x 88.5 in), Musée d'Orsay, Paris

[fairycosmos]

can someone remove my curse

[fairycosmos]

hello is anyone there

[alexandriaellisart]

sun and moon

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