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what am i to you?

[cheolchoi]

[nyaa]

[parakavka]

🌈柴犬アンちゃん🌈 on X: “おみかんもそろそろ美味しい季節 https://t.co/Qrq8BpgASO” / X

[polkadotmotmot]

Agnes Po Ying Leung - They don't eat people, 2023

[museiums]

yukiko noritake

[bempo]

kirby claw machine ⭐

[lucky-number-8]

Jusaburo Tsujimura

[artist-monet]

Arm of the Seine near Vetheuil, 1878, Claude Monet

[slugspoon]

i've been waiting for someone like you

[cherrytwizzler]

when healing from a person.. you will have thoughts like “I loved them more than I loved anyone, I never knew I could love someone so much, I’ll never love someone that much again..”

It is important to realize that your ability to love that person didn’t come from them, it came from within you. You were always a lover, already someone who could love deeply. Just because they are gone doesn’t mean that goes away. They didn’t give you the capacity to love, they just gave you a place to express it. Don’t give someone else the credit for how hard you could love, that was you and it still is.

[signorformica]

Detail from “Events surrounding the birth of Kṛṣṇa” ~ ca.1801 India. British Museum • via Bibliothèque Infernale on FB

[filmnoirsbian]

Reblogging things on here like im 15 and tenderly cutting pictures out of magazines and taping them to my bedroom walls alongside movie ticket stubs and notes passed in class and photos and paint sample cards from lowe's

[funnytwittertweets]

[yasferatu-deactivated20220102]

Me immediately after getting the Claire's vaccine

[komatsuyuko]

for the coming up collection, label message

[cma-korean-art]

Avalokitesvara, c. 1500, Cleveland Museum of Art: Korean Art

Guanyin (Avalokitesvara in Sanskrit) represents a primary figure of benevolence and compassion in the Buddhist pantheon. Identified early in Buddhist texts as a close attendant to the Buddha, by the 700s Guanyin’s popularity soared to such an extent in China, Korea, and Japan that the bodhisattva was often worshipped independently. Here at the lower left, Guanyin is depicted with the child Sudhana, a wealthy boy who, according to the final chapter of the Flower Garland Sutra, visited Guanyin’s abode Potalaka during a long journey to learn the bodhisattva path. Size: Painting: 104.5 x 41.9 cm (41 1/8 x 16 ½ in.); Overall with knobs: 188.9 x 64.8 cm (74 3/8 x 25 ½ in.) Medium: hanging scroll, ink, gold, silver, color, and cut gold-leaf on silk

https://clevelandart.org/art/1992.119

[hakonohanayome]

[thatbitchsimone]