love, and do what you will

[20s]

[it-appears-that-bruno-has-deact]

[uss-emberprise]

[bugwolfsstuff]

I didn't realize that this was about Project Hail Mary at first I just accepted that this was Ryan Gosling's fault and we have to kill him

[tgirl-thucydides]

[oysters-aint-for-me]

[thecottageinthedark]

[petermorwood]

You have to listen to the basic melody a while before you start to improvise.

[deeplovelydark]

how I feel about men sexually

[willgrahamscock]

when a tv show doesn't shy away from portraying fucked up themes, and there's love in the violence and the characters are doomed and codependent and there's a power imbalance and the cycle keeps repeating and they're miserable with and without each other and also they’re gay

[twinkhole-destroyer]

gay jerking off used to be fun when you needed to savor the memory of the mannequin in the underwear isle with the huge bulge, now you can just go on your phone and watch people have sex. lame

[red-garden]

[twinkhole-destroyer]

can I live my life

[hypokeimena]

image description: text in the op next to a pic of rene descartes, whose face + haircut sort of looks like op's icon, a pic in which the dark shadow from his hoodie frames his face /end description

[gonzocoded]

i love you intricate costume designs, i love you puppets, i love you prosthetic makeup, i love you scale models, i love you detailed set designs, i love you pyrotechnics, i love you animatronics, i love you shooting on location

[horreurscopes]

hey bro can i ask you a question that will reveal a deep and fundamental gap in my knowledge of the world

[samaraxmorgan]

Edging him until he’s completely delirious and when you tell him to “say the magic words” he accidentally says “I love you”

[cutecipher]

there are many fat gay women which is basically awesome

[cutecipher]

clap. clap for fat gay women

[blueteainfusion]

The Fashionistas

[luthienne]

Gabriel Zaid, from "Circe" as featured in Gods and Mortals: Modern Poems on Classical Myths

[weepingwidar]

Daniel Santangelo (Ethiopian-Eritrean-Italian, 2004) - Beher & Ashtar (2023)

[gallierhouse-deactivated2025062]

Armand loves so completely and with so much devotion that literally no one can match his freak and then he gets disastrously upset when people won’t hollow themselves out with carving knives and hand him their insides as proof of their devotion and then everyone has to suffer because he doesn’t understand that’s not what love is to most people. He went to the trouble of bringing all the silverware and now no one wants to carve out their hearts and give them to him even though they said they loved him? And here he was, ready to serve up his insides on a platter, only to be met with the coldness of this so-called lover. Liars, all of them.

[gallierhouse-deactivated2025062]

Shocking: The person who was never allowed to have a boundary once in his life and conceptualizes love as letting other people violate your boundaries as a form of devotion doesn’t understand that other people are allowed to have boundaries and that it’s not rejection or malice.

[hooved]

“how can odo make himself into a perfect dog but he can’t even make a face ?” because he knows what a dog is supposed to look like, but he doesn’t know what HE’s supposed to look like. his face looking “incomplete” is a projection of his weak sense of identity

[oncelerfucker69-deactivated2019]

i’m not sure why economic sanctions are considered the peaceful alternative to war they literally make poverty and daily life in countries they’re implemented against worse which…leads to conflict and suffering

[notallmensheviks]

the rise in iraqi infant mortality after the initial implementation of sanctions has been estimated to result in the deaths of over five hundred thousand children

[butchflirt]

Sanctions almost never have any impact on the ruling elite of countries on which they’re imposed - the impact is almost universally on the citizenry.

[armedjoy]

sanctions are rarely explained in the public sphere - i think if the word was substituted with ‘interdicting medical supplies’ and ‘making food exorbitantly expensive’, just about everyone would immediately associate them with violence.

theyre also treated as a legitimate policy option, when they’ve really only come into routine implementation since the wave of global privatization (through debt securitzation iirc) in the ‘80s. just an ideological slam dunk for neoliberalism.

and your average american is so insulated from this country’s permant war that everything short of cnn broadcasting overnight air strikes in starlight just seems like harsh diplomacy.

[wesandresons]

You' re always taking naps

here comes the iron deficiency police