[despazito]

It never occurred to me that group therapy could be considered a strange american trope

[reftorsenu]

Shengzhe

Hitman’s Diary, 2025

C-Print

16 1/2 × 11 2/5 in | 42 × 29 cm

[ladycreep-deactivated20201127]

[talkshows-deactivated20150818]

the anniversary of library paste man’s death is in four days.

[basketghost]

One hundred and ten years ago to the day. Amazing. Incredible.

[1dietcokeinacan]

RIP😔🙏📚🍯

[insignificantlyidling]

Love undressing after a long day at work and just chilling naked

[curiousboy15]

Just stunning.

Ugh. Being into men is mostly walking the fine line between jealousy and attraction.

[sourstrawberrylips]

A classic one 💥

Go Go dancers at Bourbon Street Pub, Key West

[theehorsepusssy]

[luissus]

BON Excite Series 抱擁

波賀九郎 Kuro Haga

[local-lesbian-tree-demon]

they should invent a body that feels normal to be inside of

[crumbofmoon]

i fuck with this heavily

[noah-juicy1]

[animentality]

[demilypyro]

metal gear solid peacewalker if it was fucking stupid

[oxidi]

living with myself pt. 2 instagram

[beemovieerotica]

[puppy-pees-a-lot]

the dick sucking cuddler would like to rest its head on your tummy with no ulterior motive whatsoever

[depsidase]

[hahaalaine]

This is leaving out the most crucial piece of why that was a normal reality: UNIONS. Union participation percentage is a measly 10% across all industries for the latest statistics in 2025. Unions are the ones who could fight against the requirement for everyone and their mother to need a minimum of a bachelor's degree. they could fight for working hours to be properly compensated so that the work week was actually 40 hours or less and everything over was actually paid for. The reality of the work place and why we work so much more for so much less is because we are not unionized. the reason europeans seem to have it so much better is because of their strong union culture. there are solutions to these problems and we need to stop obscuring the why.

[depsidase]

correct.

[primadonnadontkillmyvibe]