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Harlan/Felix he/him (transvestite) Art sometimes // 21

[snowspot]

i will die your daughter

[iamheavymeta-lll]

[kangarookawaii]

shwoing of her grub

#hergrub

[tazetta]

if you've ever gone on a romantic "date" at olive garden just block me rn i literally can't deal with you proshippers -_-

[littlebigplanet]

what

[tazetta]

when you're there you're family

[deerprynce]

has anyone done this yet

[ink-the-artist]

The Neighbors Are Getting Drunk and Singing in the Wheat Fields Again

Keep reading

[wifegideonnav]

“bits to use in everyday conversations”

[deerprynce]

anyone else here fans of from dusk till dawn (1996) specifically? I have an insane attachment to Seth Gecko and I want to talk abt it with ppl

[eatmorebikes]

[bedupolker]

Opposable thumbs are handy

[shetheyslain]

Dahling you simply must read this book! It’s all about this devious little caterpillar who simply gorges himself on all manner of divine things

[deerprynce]

One of my biggest pet peeves when discussing mouthwashing, specifically Curly mouthwashing, is people either

A. pretending that having emotional responses to harrowing situations is abnormal

or

B. claiming that curly should’ve just (insert action that would either get him jailed, result in pony express docking the pay of himself and his employees, or would lead to him no longer having a co-pilot, which would force him to fly the ship the rest of the 8 month journey without assistance).

or both of these.

Curly isn’t perfect and there are actions he could have taken, but people greatly overestimate his options. People also tend to forget that Curly had less than a day to figure something out, because his friend (who he knows is volatile!) has been informed that the woman he raped is pregnant. he wasn’t sitting on this info for months, he fully didn’t know what happened until a day before.

I shouldn’t have to repeat myself but for the purposes of dispelling anyone trying to give a bad-faith interpretation of my curly takes: curly isn’t a great person. he’s not a bad person (I don’t think good or bad people exist, I think it’s reductive) but he’s deeply flawed in ways that hurt himself and others.

I need to make a full Curly analysis post because he fascinates me.

[yokemaxxing]

might delete later because it’s uglay. …happy Mother’s Day featuring Peril and Scarlet.

[chow0w]

LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[tahioxaaa]

Dragonized Gloink Qween

[sacred-portal]

[sparrowlucero]

digital circus is a cool show about the experience of existing in the child friendly panopticon of online spaces and forming very real relationships with people who don't necessarily have names and faces to you

[sparrowlucero]

it's also about how short people are the world's jesters

[deerprynce]

have any of the b-52s heard what sea creatures sound like. literally what the fuck were they doing at the end of rock lobster. manta rays do not sound like that

[mclennonyaoi]

incredible subset of autistic/adhd person out there who thinks that “neurotypicals” don’t have inner worlds/thoughts /interests

[mclennonyaoi]

comments under a post about autistic hyper empathy. like you can’t really believe that 80% of people don’t wonder or care or think about anything can you

[bonediggercharleston]

[bedupolker]

A thing that is maybe ultimately harmless but also kind of… not exactly a pet peeve but it just makes me feel iffy, is assuming if someone has somewhat unusual interest(s) that in and of itself is equivalent to an autism/ADHD diagnosis, so therefore someone who doesn't fall under that can't possibly be interested in anything outside of the normal.

like yes that is one of many possible symptoms, I myself am diagnosed with ADHD, but I dunno, I don't think I'd be a completely different person with zero likes/interests if I didn't have it. Neurotypical people have weird fascinations too. Just talk to a "normie" long enough. People don't need to be born a certain way and have an innate neurodevelopmental condition to be curious about the world around them. One of the most rewarding parts of education and science communication is finding ways to reawaken curiosity in a wide range of different people, something everyone had as kids but some of us have been conditioned to ignore.