double late

"sailors on a becalmed sea, we sense the stirring of a breeze"

[thenightmanleaveth-deactivated2]

cat allergy doesn't exist people just sneeze for attention and because they're misogynists

[kalichnikov]

[artist-andy-warhol]

After the Party, Andy Warhol, 1979, MoMA: Drawings and Prints

Gift of Alexandra Herzan Size: composition 21 7/16 x 30 3/8" (54.4 x 77.2 cm) Medium: Screenprint

http://www.moma.org/collection/works/77094

[pierppasolini]

Here I am, here I remain.

Dune (2021) // dir. Denis Villeneuve

[louisegluckpdf]

my [37F] son [15M] is mad at me because my ancient witch cult bioengineered him (long story) and now he’s the catalyst of the bloodiest holy war the universe has ever seen. AITA?

[and-love-shouldnt-burn]

being just like other girls is so fun. taylor swift and twilight and rom coms, "I didn't have it in myself to go with grace", little women and midsommar, crystals and plants and wandavision, "she would've made such a lovely bride what a shame she's fucked in the head", olivia rodrigo, florence pugh, tangled and howl's moving castle, "women have minds as well as just hearts, and they've got ambition and talent as well as just beauty", pride and prejudice, "if I could dream at all, it would be about you. And I'm not ashamed of it", squishmallows, harry styles, mitski and phoebe bridgers and ukuleles and led lights, polaroids, makeup, planning outfits, "what is grief if not love persevering", pink, literally what's not to love

[imagefragrance]

it’s a girl movie you wouldn’t get it

[crawl-spacekid]

if i could write a poem i'd write about booking a place in the south the day before. the flames and smoke on the way there. ashes coming in from the window of our blue hotel room. i'd describe beach volleyball and the smell of smoke hanging in the air and the dread i felt as the world was coming to an end. looking away. i'd write about walking kneedeep in the sea at midnight. the couple on the shore that left when they saw us. i'd write about breathing in the thin gray air and brushing out the ashes in my hair and thinking about a poem.

[crawl-spacekid]

taking enough progesterone to trick my body into thinking i'm pregnant. feeling hollow. data download stuck at 46%. counting calories. peeling skin. planning outfits. the agoraphobia of it all. i need to send some emails. etc.

[crawl-spacekid]

idk how to tell you this but... i don't give a single fuck about proteins

[anxietyproblem]

[blackpyrefly]

sharks every time theres a cataclysmic extinction event: damn thats crazy. anyway

[in-love-with-my-bed]

Good thing I’m so smooth

[transmechanicus]

[zoobus]

I don't think it's indicative of anything meaningful, but it is sort of fascinating how frequently we assume certain experiences are culture/demographic-specific when there's no reason it would be, you just naturally assumed your ethnicity was the only one saving grocery bags, that women don't know what it's like to imagine single handedly stopping an imaginary robbery while waiting in line, that northerners don't know about dipping fries in a Wendy's milkshake. Even when shown evidence to the contrary, you'll see people dig their heels in further for what are mostly benign, simple, or non-issues, insisting no you're wrong, my group must have taught you that, or no no we do a special way, nothing like your kind, it's totally different, as if this is a stronghold and you lose ground if you accept that this is probably just a thing people do.

It's rarely a big deal but I always find it funny how much people will resist the idea that we're all more alike then we are different

[afloweroutofstone]

I’ve seen the “my grandma keeps sewing equipment and stuff in this old tin container of Dutch cookies” meme get attributed to like three different cultural/ethnic groups, none of which included my grandma, who definitely keeps sewing equipment and stuff in an old tin container of Dutch cookies. Sometimes, people just do things

[chalksoul]

Fun thing when you start getting a lot of international friends/partners is that you realize half the thing you thought was “your culture” is very universal, and half the thing you thought was universal turns out only people in a five mile radius ever heard of.

[artist-matisse]

The Innatentive Reader, 1919, Henri Matisse

[holdmyaffectation]

someone: you need to make a decision!

me: *starts crying*

[slopaganda]

we'd be spared a lot of gifted kid discourse if some of you would just admit to yourselves that you grew up thinking you were superior to everyone else and now you're deeply insecure after realizing that you're not actually all that special

[cactsus]

me to myself every time i speak: say less