abstract (psychopomp)

ali, twenty-five; the girl with blush cheeks

[unaliveish]

nathaniel wise

[notlayingroses]

Everything I read about recovering from burnout is like “it takes months or even years to fully recover” and it’s like okay…. I have a weekend before I gotta clock in on Monday

[saltyocean]

julia fischer

[redlipstickresurrected]

Toril Brancher (Norwegian, b. Oslo, Norway, based South Wales) - Photography

[vangoghcore]

bytiffanynewman

[velvetcloak]

joli poli

[oggeminivenus]

[cottaqecore]

sam johnson

[colorful4japan]

A window of a temple

Kyoto,Japan

2012

[jacindaelena]

Coughton Court by foxglove_and_ivy

[xvisualtreasure09x]

[treehoppers]

Harvest Mouse, photo by Nick Upton, National Geographic, 2019

[handweavers]

the idea that the british empire accepted their decline with grace and peacefully and willingly withdrew from all their colonial territories and took their loss quietly is commonly expressed as fact but it's very much untrue, it's a successful propaganda campaign for them to claim that this is what happened but they were busy committing war crimes throughout their colonial territories long after supposed "independence" & they continued/continue to maintain economic control over these regions and actively killed local movements that wanted economic sovereignty, land reform, nationalization of natural resources much like the united states did/does within their sphere of influence. i say this not to minimize the atrocities the us has committed but to make a point that the uk is also guilty of these crimes up to the present as much as they'd like to pretend this was an era that ended a century ago. british colonial violence isn't something that ended after ww2 it continued throughout the 20th century and still to this day if you look at the actions undertaken by the british military and their mercenaries throughout the former empire

[handweavers]

for the past handful of years ive seen people say stuff like "well the british empire accepted their decline with grace and pulled out when they saw the ship sinking so why can't the us do that" and it's important that you understand that the british empire didn't actually do that and neither will their son lol

[a-state-of-bliss]

Elie Saab Haute Couture Spr/Sum 2025

[winged-thinged]

You have to let people love you. You have to let people get to know you. You have to let people help you. Being so completely selfless that you try to erase yourself off the face of the planet and never ask for anything and reject everybody's offers of support makes you very hard to love! Unfortunately. Emptying yourself out of everything that makes you, you is not actually what your loved ones want from you, generally. They want to make you happy! They will be so so sad if you don't give them the chance. It's not all selfish. I promise.

[cottaqecore]

cottagecore dream

[unaliveish]

heidi jones