discountedkyliejenner

[adhemarpo]

[varickglobalindustries]

He Jiaying, peintre chinois contemporain

these are stunning!!

[itastelikecherrycola]

! not my photo

this is the cutest thing ever

[thethirdbear]

[dopequeen1738]

[dianahastings]

[sobcat]

who cares

[godkissedme]

oldsmobile & sinful barbie's, las vegas, 2001 / richard heeps

[9e978e]

via

[funeral]

This is not unlike how we continually create and consume images of violence and horror, whether in writing or films. Much like the vampire—monster incarnate, death itself—creating more death by feeding on the living, we as human beings, have an unbearable need to witness the suffering of others as a way of affirming our very existence. To put it another way, we feed on images of death and suffering in order to feel alive. Looking deeper, we can differentiate between two distinct ways in which fear directly affects action. If we know why we're scared we can subsequently articulate that fear to others . . . In this sense, fear drives us to seek company. Other times, however, fear exists as nothing more than vague dread or anxiety. The threat isn't so much perceived as it is lurking in the periphery. This sort of fear is isolating and drives us deeper within the self.

David Peak, The Spectacle of the Void

[fripperiesandfobs]

Summer dress ca. 1878

From Vintage Textile (archived)

[peterdoroshenko]

[ruesdeluxe]

[dieanywherelse]

2006

[pansyfemme]

yes im addicted to attention and orgasms and food and shiny jewlery and 7$ Iced Lattes. does that really not sound like an awesome lifestyle to you

[grrlmusic]

Miu Miu

[dogbed-deactivated20260404]

[worldscoolest]

chloë sevigny for vogue italia, 2003