[bobbole]

Dilara Findikoglu, Rotten cherry dress

[capacity2]

Why is everyone dumb as shit something seriously weird is going on

[tuesdaymars]

Being angry about it isnt helping.

[capacity2]

Here they go…

[rosieandthemoon]

Bronze eyes, from an Ancient Greek statue /// [•]

[weepingwidar]

Yi Liu (Chinese, 1996) - The Green World Theater (2024)

[dailyclassicart]

Theodor Kittelsen - "Nøkken som hvit hest" (1907)

[thunderstruck9]

Mohan Samant (Indian, 1924-2004), The Perfume Makers (LOW 286), 2002. Acrylic and oil on canvas, 71 1/2 x 67 7/8 in.

[sioltach]

"The Protector", a mother centipede pendant designed and glass blown by Jessica Tsai

[chronictranssexuality]

"you don't owe anyone anything" You are a tar pit. Speak for yourself. I personally owe the cafe employees my dishes put away and my friends a listening ear and small scared insects a cup and a gentle trip outside. Hyperindividualism is a rancid infection borne of capitalism and willfully misinterpreted therapyspeak and I will defy it by continuing to be kind regardless of whether or not it benefits me personally

[youre-only-gay-once]

"you can use ai to improve spelling and grammar"

[purgaytorysupremacy]

if you’re wondering why spellcheck and grammar check is worse now, it’s because they replaced it with AI! 🥰

now, instead of maintaining a comprehensive, nuanced, and human-maintained encyclopedia by which to check your document, they have switched to an AI that just compares what you’ve written to what other people write in, say, Google Docs, and use the most commonly used iteration.

ever have it change something like “all intents and purposes” to “all intensive purposes” or “should’ve” to “should of”? that’s why!

people make the same spelling and grammar mistakes so often, AI thinks that’s the way you say it because it is a PATTERN DETECTOR and cannot THINK let alone use language.

[youre-only-gay-once]

"you can use ai to improve spelling and grammar"

[stuckinapril]

Literally every man I’ve spoken to ever

[macrolit]

Personal library of Richard A. Macksey, retired professor of humanities at Johns Hopkins University.

[zegalba]

[artashipatrick]

I think they are so deep in each others emotional and professional lives, it’s inevitable that they sort of feel like mirrors of each other. They’re also drawn to each other because they recognize that the other has in his game and in his life what the other is missing, and vice versa. So I think when you meet somebody like that, you’re inevitably drawn to them because you recognize there’s something that makes them different from you in a sort of exact way. (Justin Kuritzkes)

“You are attracted to the thing that you kind of want to be, but you don’t think you can. So you almost want to consume them, to be them.” (Mike Faist)

[xoxobaphomet]

[drafthearse]

opalization of the rostrum of belemnite, Peratobelus sp. : Cairn Hill mine, Coober Pedy, Coober Pedy - Everard Range Regions, South Australia, Australia - 51 mm

[manafractal-deactivated20250906]

Betty, woman of Maisin people, Oro Province, Papua New Guinea, imprinting tapa with designs made to be a cloth for girls and women to wear.

[icecreamtuesdays1deac]