magneto was right

• Ari • He/They • 20s • Nice Jewish Nonbinary • White • Libra •

[bisexualmoses]

It being 98 degrees outside is the devil. The literal devil

[bisexualmoses]

What’s the point of putting my preferred name as Ari if you’re just going to call me xyz

[hannahlockillustration]

Warhol Ditto.

Day 24? of drawing Ditto...

[jacktwist2005]

they should make a sandhill crane emoji

[shybuprofen]

mutuals im clipping you into a keychain and hanging you from my belt loop

[animentality]

[woolay-archives-blog]

I feel uneasy

[eggcup-deactivated20180129]

these pictures are so loose and lacking in detail that it’s making my brain force images onto them that aren’t actually there

[klapollo]

is that wrinkly kong

[k3vxz93pfd28bdw0s2]

ok these are all quite certainly this exact picture of wrinkly kong. why

[woolay-archives-blog]

forget what you saw

[dragongirlbunny]

[hannamuriel]

New timeskip design for Rena

[bugshroom]

as if you could outmog me !

[i-am-a-fish]

can someone please please please please send me a grilled cheese in the maill I'm so hungry my address is 100 ocean

[transjackfairy]

Let's all Get Bald and Play with Our Synthesisers #BrianEnoSummer

[junewild]

i think the scientology speedrunners should start visiting the hospital mitch mcconnell is supposed to be in. i think it would be enriching for them

[bisexualmoses]

Slept all day … can’t sleep … work 24 hr tomorrow .. FML

[aprettyjewishyear]

Ruth and Naomi. photograph of Rachel Chang and Natan Rahav by Luis Mercedes Winter for the "Flowers for Our People" exhibition, 2026. the exhibition was directed by Sage Cassell-Rosenberg and produced by Is Perlman with assistance from Ariella Cohen. Saffron Mala Kaplan provides a written reflection for this piece:

“Wherever you go, I will go. Wherever you dwell, I will dwell. Your people will be my people, and your G-d will be my G-d” (Ruth 1:16). This verse — an expression of love so powerful that it has been adopted into many modern (even heterosexual) wedding ceremonies — is spoken by Ruth to her mother-in-law Naomi after the death of her husband, Naomi’s son. Although the main plot of the Book of Ruth follows Ruth’s search for a new husband to support her and Naomi, the underlying theme is these two women’s devotion to each other. Even after Ruth remarries and bears a son, he is not called her husband’s child: rather, the women in their community would say “a son is born to Naomi!,” furthering the suggestion that Ruth and Naomi are wedded to each other in all but name.

[ca314159bara]

if you're having trouble sleeping the best you can do is put a bright object close to your face and look at it for at least 30 minutes. if that doesn't work you can close your eyes but make sure to think really hard about a bunch of bullshit

[maryfitzroy]

not to be insensitive but omg