[bloodhound124]

★ nervous wreck ★ sweetheart ★ he/they/it ★ aroallo ★

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+ warning for mild nsft content and generally dark content if thats something you'd rather not engage with. leave when you wanna. no dni but i block as i wish. i dont trigger tag often but i do make an attempt to tag for flashing. i promise im actually pretty chill. i love you +

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[bloodhound124]

undisclosed family conflict but did anyone else when they were younger wish they were adopted so they could explain why they were so different from their family because i did and the older i get the more i see with crystal clarity that i am actually very very similarr to these people in possibly the worst ways

[chromet]

The new Actual Pain “Tactical Field knife”

[s1ck0]

__yujing

[lullsoft]

[julykings]

pocket knives at the antique store

[uglyfruit]

soft sharp things!

[ID: a series of simple soft sculptures, all made of gray-blue fabric. there is a stuffed razor blade, rose (with pink petals), knife (with a black handle), and pair of scissors.]

[retroactivebakeries]

the principal aim of lying is to accomplish your goal in as few lies as possible, and with the least amount of effort necessary to keep those lies going. It follows naturally that the world’s greatest liar speaks only the truth.

[jkottke]

A searchable archive of the almost 5000 TV episodes that naturalist David Attenborough has worked on in his career (1954-present). “Search by animal, habitat, location, natural phenomenon, or theme to find exactly the episode you’re looking for.”

[dogwoodbite]

(guy who doesnt even like dating) ok well does anyone want to get entranced by my whole deal or no.

[tankhall]

Preacher’s Daughter is coming to CD and Cassette on August 7th ♡

[junglejim4322]

Haven’t seen the vampire lestat yet and I don’t need to because I know it’ll just be this

[playthings2007]

Experiment in Empathy by Ellen Bass

The scientist places each rat in its own glass box and for thirty seconds he plays "What a Wonderful World." In the last three seconds, he shocks the rat. This is followed by ninety beats of silence. And then the cycle begins again.

As she describes it to me I can't help thinking how familiar this is—one minute Louis Armstrong singing and the next— some fever or wreck, some impossible mistake. And I sit holding a spoon, unable to lift it to my mouth, unable to put it down.

This strain of rats descends from a circus in the 1800s. Their ancestors swung on satin-ribboned trapezes and leaped through tiny rings of fire. Now, none of those skills can save them.

And here's the thing: a rat who isn't shocked, who only watches, panics too. That is empathy. Feeling what another creature feels.

But sometimes it's too much to ask a person to inhabit the strange region of a foreign heart.

Once, when I was in a glut of pain, I said to a friend, Just take an hour and imagine this is happening to you.

She looked straight ahead and said, I don't want to.

[bloodhound124]

ohhh the periphery i lost another one there he found a prettier girl than me with a more even-tempered air.

[bloodhound124]

we need a new emoji for left alone by fiona apple

[secretcinema1]

Untitled (Memphis, Tennessee), 1971, William Eggleston

[mrsterlingeverything]

I will do anything to be free

[longnuts]

Even escape?

[mrsterlingeverything]

I dont know. Can i do that