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[girlpowers]

[tallglassofchickennugget]

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As relaxing as I find this, I also find it oddly ominous and terrifying. 

like, this is probably what you hear before you die???

Also, by popular demand: I give you a link for download. 

You’re Welcome (x)

[distantvoices]

By Carlota Guerrero for Numero Berlin

[bettedavisgf]

“I don’t know why we long so for permanence, why the fleeting nature of things so disturbs. With futility, we cling to the old wallet long after it has fallen apart. We visit and revisit the old neighbourhood where we grew up, searching for the remembered grove of trees and the little fence. We clutch our old photographs. In our churches and synagogues and mosques, we pray to the everlasting and eternal. Yet, in every nook and cranny, nature screams at the top of her lungs that nothing lasts, that it is all passing away. All that we see around us, including our own bodies, is shifting and evaporating and one day will be gone. Where are the one billion people who lived and breathed in the year 1800, only two short centuries ago?”

— The Temporary Universe, Alan Lightman.

[pickypicnic]

what’s michael? (1985) insert song about a boy’s unrequited love for an orange american shorthair tabby cat

[saniwa]

this literally wasn’t created in our dimension

[literal-ghost]

@notoriousmonsterhunter

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For reference: What’s Michael? is a really excellent manga series that revolves around the titular cat Michael, and is sometimes just about him being a regular cat owned by various people and is sometimes about him being anthropomorphized and acting like a person.  It got several animated adaptions during the 80s, and one of them featured….. this.

(also there’s a very good writeup about the comic and what’s great about it that you can read here)

[fever-breath]

[gnossienne]

[amargedom]

Remain in love.

John 15:10 (via amargedom)k (via unconditionedconsciousness)

[artfoli]

The Birth of Venus (1483-85), by Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510) // The Birth of Venus (1879), by William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825-1905)

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i just saw a tweet that said “hogwarts teachers were armed” why on earth do so many people process politics through the lens of a children’s fantasy series!!!

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there are more than 2000 people arguing over gun control in the harry potter universe in the notes of this. how do you miss a point so badly

[windypoplarsroom]

Jozef Simmler

“Portrait of a Lady” (circa 1855)

[this-boy-is-exhausted]

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From the top of the flight of the wide, white stairs Through the rest of my life Do you wait for me there? 

[antoniettabrandeisova]

Portrait of Lydia Schabelsky, Baroness Staël-Holstein (detail) c. 1857–58,  Franz Xaver Winterhalter

[phreshouttarunway]

Amuleti F/W 2006

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Kisses, my love, deep ones, to the point of fainting–

Vladimir Nabokov, in a letter to his wife Véra (1924), Letters to Véra (via loveage-moondream)