pax

my digital diary huge daria enthusiast

[circletakingthesquare]

i might be making a new blog thats like not a shit posting one ill put the link if anyone wants to follow

[patronsaintofdoom]

Something I’ve come to realize:

Practicing theory will always be more important than the theory itself. It’s the theory that you practice that matters. The theory that comes with serving your fellow beings.

We are not reading the same theory if you think that you can just read all day long and not participate in mutual aid or direct action. It’s like you missed the entire point.

[circletakingthesquare]

the vibe basically yeah

[raheemdanielrose]

[circletakingthesquare]

wow hes actually just like that in real life too

[boywithwhitebelt]

the locust - live 1999

everyday is a struggle but at least i have the locust

[circletakingthesquare]

everything has so much meaning if you analyze it really well even the most shallow things. i had this thought while annotating a speech for a class and there's so many layers to it that i wouldve never noticed if i just read it one or two times. like everything has meaning!!!! analyze everything!! look between the lines!!!

[arkhamharley]

oh my lips are dry, let me grab my agent dale cooper lip balm

[circletakingthesquare]

[depsidase]

[circletakingthesquare]

oh ok he just said that

[lobotomyevie]

[toiich]

Six Men Getting Sick (1967), dir. David Lynch

[circletakingthesquare]

new wave is for halloween i stand by this

[circletakingthesquare]

istg august ends and right away im listening to my halloween playlists and brainstorming costume ideas like i do NOT play about spooky season guys

[heha]

cds are my best friends

[circletakingthesquare]

me at 15 in the forest next to my old house with my little miss sunshine shirt and the same necklace and choker im wearing now wow

time goes by so fast and everything changes but at the same time nothing does and its confusing growing up is weird

[milksockets]

catalogue - andré berg + patrice caumon (1981)

[mckendrickslove]

Marilyn Monroe photographed by Milton Greene (1953)