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@theartofmadeline
Product Placement
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Claire Keane
Kiana Khansmith
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Three Goblin Art
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Misplaced Lens Cap
Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
#extradirty
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we're not kids anymore.
taylor price
almost home
d e v o n
seen from United Kingdom
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@des-ting
I joke that my body is its own separate entity, that it’s me and my body. But it’s you and me and my body, and too much of the time, you and my body alone, and god knows where I’ve disappeared to.
— Lauren Bender, from “Searching,” published in Francis House
Girls will say they busy and be in their bed relaxin or sleep
Sounds busy to me
My stomach is flat, my boobs are perky, and my vagina is neglected
I’m trying.
Camera obscura, KangHee Kim
hello_dongwon: https://www.instagram.com/p/Bl0Le7Sg9qA/
adesuwa aighewi photographed by daniel sannwald for numéro #195 august 2018
Concept: a relationship where you’re both equally obsessed with one another but still respect eachothers space. There is no lack of communication or trust. Lots of sex.
boys are nice to look at but?? is it really worth it sis
“Beauty is therefore an event, a process, rather than a condition or a state. The flower is not beautiful in itself; rather, beauty happens when I encounter the flower. Beauty is fleeting, and it is always imbued with otherness. For although the feeling of beauty is “subjective,” I cannot experience it at will. I can only find beauty when the object solicits me, or arouses my sense of beauty, in a certain way. Also, beauty does not survive the moment of the encounter in which it is created. It cannot be recovered once it is gone. It can only be born afresh in another event, another encounter. A subject does not cognize the beauty of an object. Rather, the object lures the subject while remaining indifferent to it; and the subject feels the object, without knowing it or possessing it or even caring about it. The object touches me, but for my part I cannot grasp it or lay hold of it, or make it last. I cannot dispel its otherness, its alien splendor. If I could, I would no longer find it beautiful; I would, alas, merely find it useful.“
-Steven Shaviro, “Without Criteria: Kant, Whitehead, Deleuze, and Aesthetics”
Rumor & the Wolf Lord
