Uncivil Disobedience & Other Tales

Nothing beside remains, 33, About Me

[dissonant-values]

I wish more guys were like you

No you don’t.

[theantiquariansarchive]

Bowls of the ancient world

1. bowl, egypt 200-150 b.c 2. bowl depicting man holding cup and flowering branch, iraq, 10th century 3. bowl with fish motif, Peru, Paracas culture, 650-100 BCE 4. bowl with eagle, Egypt, ca. 1000 5. bowl, egypt, ca. 1295-1185B.C 6. gold libation bowl, greece, 4th-3rd century BCE 7. glass bowl, roman, 1st century AD 8. bowl, Peru, Paracas culture, 5th-4th century BCE 9. blue marsh bowl, egypt, ca. 1550-1458

[dissonant-values]

If I don't belong anywhere, then there is no evidence that I mattered to anyone. And if I mattered to no one, what was the point of any of it?

It’s like my life was full of purpose, love, curiosity, and devotion—and nobody saw it. Even so I tried so hard to find meaning in the things I loved even when no one else validated them.

Even now I try to find meaning through language while grieving an absence that haunts nearly every corner of my world.

[ltwilliammowett]

Keeling over, by Richard Brydges Beechey (1808–1895)

[ryebreadedd]

im a protected species you fucking asshole

[markovchaingang]

my lord. the two statues you commissioned are finally complete. yeah, the double-order with the vast and trunkless legs of stone and the shattered visage. i like to think we captured the sneer of cold command pretty well. it's a really thought-provoking piece my lord. very deconstructionist. i'm sure that even a traveller a thousand years from now could take one look at it and instantly recognise it must have come from an artistically enlightened culture

[oddestishottest]

02/01/26

[dissonant-values]

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[sheislucifer]

I'm crushing on @dissonant-values 🥺

enjoy your lil admirer 💌

tell me who you’re crushing on

[dissonant-values]

[brainsanalysis-deactivated20210]

Hello please reblog this if you’re okay with people sending you random asks to get to know you better

[dissonant-values]

[icecreamwithjackdaniels]

Albert Bierstadt (German–American, 1830–1902), "Rocky Mountain Landscape", 1870

[claude-monet-paintings]

-Poppy Field-

[historicalbookimages]

🕷 Jacobi Petiveri Opera, historiam naturalem spectantia London: Printed for John Millan, Bookseller …, 1767. Original source Image description: Historical botanical illustration featuring detailed black ink drawings of various plants with distinct leaves and flowers, and multiple seashells of different shapes and patterns arranged around the page. A small, fine-lined spider is perched subtly on the central leafy plant, highlighting its delicate form. Latin labels and reference numbers accompany each element, providing scientific context. The style is precise and intricate, typical of 18th-century natural history prints. The page is titled “Jacobi Petiveri Opera…” and dated 1767, printed on aged, pale yellowed paper.

[toskarin]

do you think insight can be gained about an author from the stories they write?

no. authors are like squids and can only be understood through spirited but ultimately futile combat