what's the matter with all you gloomy pussies?

crying, probably

[cosmo-macaroon]

oughhhhhh that middle-aged man is soooo buff and sooooo traumatised and soooooo handsome and soooooooooo tormented

[habbadax]

Rambunctious

[doggirlhen]

puppy on head idiot

[chillyfeetsteak]

puppy on head idiot

[fairycosmos]

the authors barely disguised coworker they briefly bonded with then never saw again

[64mpg]

if i do something wrong they kill me

[64mpg]

[sextions]

some favorites from Carrie M. Becker's miniature diorama work

[smallerplaces]

These sit at the intersection of two of my interests -- dollhouses and Hoarders. I love that they exist. I deeply appreciate being introduced to them. I am always viscerally freaking out at the sight.

These photos are seriously brilliant in exploiting the tensions among:

Realism as a goal of dollhouse design.

The history of the dollhouse as either a display for wealthy collectors or a tool for teaching girls proper housekeeping (depending what source you're looking at).

Dollhouse conventions of being a magazine-ready "perfect" environment of order and harmony.

Dollhouse miniatures as being endlessly collectible, especially the ReMent surprise-box ones that Becker discovered.

[oliviawhen]

A stoat changing coats. ❄️🌷

[ceruleanheaven]

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[machi1895]

ばふっ

[ratcoffin69]

[roslin]

[paper--machete]

HOW TO DODGE TALENT SHOW DRAFT

[paper--machete]

I DONT WANT TO SAVE THE TOWN

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[passionpeachy]

ice cream turtle 🍨

[thiziri]

King Charles III sharing a laugh with his sister, Princess Anne, as they attend a reception on the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, on 21 April 2026.

[arahir]

so i'm in this backyard chickens group on reddit and someone just discovered their hen is transitioning and everyone is stoked

anyway in case you didn't know chickens will sometimes spontaneously f2m and it's pretty cool

[whatwrithesinside]

these absolutely cannot stay in the tags

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

This is extremely common among chickens because a) like most birds, they only have one functioning ovary and b) their ovary does a LOT of hormonal heavy lifting in the sex department. So they're one ovary malfunction away from their body going "guess we're doin' rooster now" and growing different feathers and having them start crowing.

[joeyclaire]

coming to a doctor with a sprained ankle and she says to wrap it up and through tears i say i’m explaining it as succinctly as i can