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TRUE LOVE IS POSSIBLE ONLY IN THE NEXT WORLD // FOR NEW PEOPLE // IT IS TOO LATE FOR US || phoenix | he/him | mid 20s | trans man | you've discoed your last elysium | i blog about johnlock @delicacyoftouch

[snuh]

[bowlby4]

[cpericardium]

at the euthanasia party everyone gets a sip of the forbidden lean

[tastyrepulsorboots]

Yeah, same

[theowlseye-deactivated20240403]

Obsessed with how some people get so attached to their own headcanons that they get mad when they see a character presented as they are in canon

[poetikat]

via @ourlordapollo

[dukemz]

[transpigeon]

all these and more on the etsy ⚧️🌷

[davros42]

When old comics age extremely well.

[davros42]

We have an update on the situation.

[michaelnordeman]

Welcome to the cow pasture! Huddinge in Södermanland, Sweden (13 July 2013).

[smjrld]

@bovineblogger

[2productive]

[sirenofthegreenbanks]

this is from "research as a leisure activity" by celine nguyen, publs. on stubstack in 2024. it's a very good read

[copperbadge]

I met someone when I was pretty young who had received a generous inheritance -- not enough to live a life of luxury, but enough to live on comfortably without working. He had chosen to simply keep going to school his whole life. He did get degrees, but he didn't use them for anything other than pleasure -- he had a Ph.D but also two Master's degrees, three BAs, and was currently serving an apprenticeship in blacksmithing while considering trying out some trade schools next. I thought, if I had the money I'd do that too, and then thought about how I still could learn all the time, it would just have to be a hobby instead of the career he'd made of it. It definitely changed the way I saw both education and leisure.

[ilions-end]

found myself unexpectedly emotional at a moment in seneca's thyestes when the chorus (a group of argives) sing in horror,

Are we of all generations in human history judged worthy of being crushed by the world's collapse? Is ours the final age of man?

and it made me realize that surely one of the oldest fears of humanity has to be the idea of the world ending within our lifetime; seeing the end coming and being alive to experience it. i worry about it, and here's an ancient roman expressing it, by making a people of an ancient-to-him mythological past worry about it. in every generation someone's been certain the world will collapse very very soon, and here we still are.

[gentle-cottage]

[yoursummerhaven]

[commodoresays]

Every time Flint and Silver touch

[itaintrebecca]

[anonyymoose]

went to the beach ten minutes after an actual thunderstorm and got so cold i started coming up with a “fish” cover of creep by Radiohead which I was singing out loud over and over again. imagine me waist deep in the waves no feeling in my legs getting over a cold voice singing “i wish i was urchin. you’re so fucking urchin”

[picsthatmakeyougohmm]

[xanaxfarts]

Assortment of bee's getting confused by door cams and attempting to pollenate them