i love you. i'm glad i exist. @darlingcharlie - Tumblr Blog

cheesetwig

me sometimes and me sometimes

mondo-grosso

catchymemes

rasarnava

Katzenversammlung (The Cats’ Assembly) by Quint Buccholz, 1995

sambeckdraws

july in the park

tooies

wuold u still love me if i escaped my enclosure

yossyislandd

yeah sure. wait why are you in the hallway

tooies

im just hanging out

aestheticsontrial

The Garden Room in Mumbai by Nitin Barchha and Disney Davis

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*guy stumbles out of torture labyrinth, covered in dirt and blood, clothes torn, on the verge of passing out with a thousand yard stare* maybe... Maybe I will buy myself a yummy treat. As a reward

marbirds

comms for yourworstemily on IG of their cats Penny and Saturn!

sweatermuppet

[Image ID: a typography edit that reads "if you can't stand to see happy transsexuals, look the other way!" in all caps. to the left is a cluster of dandelions. the dandelions have a gradient overlay of green, yellow, and orange. the entire image is textured to look aged and photocopied. /End ID]

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stickidystickblog

A papa & his babies

(Names helpfully provided by my friends)

aridante

you’re in her dms i’m haunting her narrative. we are not the same.

thesociologicalcinema

“Mad women fight back”; “Bet your ass we’re paranoid” - Psychiatric survivors during a protest in 1976

bananapeppers

the woman on the right is Saralinda Grimes, and I believe that this photo may have been taken at the June 29–July 29, 1976 sleep-in in the office of California Governor Jerry Brown enacted by members of Network Against Psychiatric Assault and Women Against Psychiatric Assault, documented in Madness Network News 4, no. 1 (1976). I welcome correction.

in her own words, Saralinda Grimes was a “deaf Native American lesbian feminist” (Madness Network News 4, no. 3 [1977], 9). she was active with Women Against Psychiatric Assault.