you can always find me in the drift.

Cait. 31. @verypaleale on Twitter? Nerd, Memes, and Pretty Things. History is hilarious, I promise. Has a thing for men in helmets. Bucky Barnes Appreciation Blog.

[anak1n]

no rest for me and im not even that wicked ?

[dutchster]

one of my favorite hobbies is not being a parent

[scheidungsgrund]

from twitter user deejaygeejaygee

[galecstatic]

it just gets better

and better

[goingonanadventuremaybe]

[funnyfroge]

[killadelphia]

[ode-on-a-grecian-butt]

[mothpetals]

hi, i'm wren. i've been on tumblr for over a decade in all sorts of fandoms, but this is my first time creating a space just for me.

i write. that's all i do. so i guess this is a writing blog. a writeblr? i do not know. but here's one of my current wips' aesthetics (i have many). unfortunately, i can't share too much about this one, but everything i write involves putting pretty boys in the worst situations. literary gothic horror romance with the "romance" underlined at least 3 times.

i'm going to try very hard not to care about building a following, but i would love to make some friends.

oh, i also draw. and paint. i'm still learning, but i'll probably share that stuff too amongst the aesthetic vagueposting.

ok bye.

[grawly]

[grawly]

[grawly]

[memewhore]

[spleenyz]

[fallout-lou-begas]

[kermittingacrime]

ask and you shall receive.

[kulturegroupies]

[herssian]

ya gotta stop caring what people think and start being extremely weird. but never cruel. i think that might save you

[beggars-opera]

Hi Tumblr Newbies,

The inevitable new influx of people means a roundup of folks talking about "we don't have an algorithm here," "you NEED to reblog things," etc. and I would just like to offer some actually helpful advice.

One of tumblr's best assets is that it offers you multiple algorithmic feeds, including not having one at all. If you are on mobile, you will notice a "following" tab, followed by a "for you" tab, which is algorithmically generated. "Following" only includes posts from people you follow, in reverse chronological order. That's it. The vast majority of tumblr users prefer it this way, as we predate algorithms.

If you are new and looking to expand what you're finding quickly, you can browse under the algorithmic feed and tweak it once you've followed a few blogs and liked a few things - under "settings," you can choose to have posts related to your likes, or the likes of people you follow.

However - again, most users on this website do not use the algorithm. It's for that reason that reblogging posts is of such importance here. Liking a post is an appreciated sign of goodwill, but for the majority of users, it will not boost the post. Many of use use likes just as a save folder.

So if you genuinely like something you see on here, I encourage you to reblog it, because that is the only way the post will continue to spread around. Almost everyone started their blog with a theme they were loathe to ruin with an unrelated reblog, but by now most of us are just streams of consciousness showing each other things we find funny or interesting, and if you view your blog the same way you will have a much more enjoyable experience.

[murderouspinkslime]

Do I have to add anything to the post when I reblog it?

[beggars-opera]

Good question!

No, that is totally up to you. We generally have a hierarchy of comments agreeing that if you add something to a reblog, it should add something meaningful to the post, so you don't mind other people spreading your comment around. More basic comments like "wow," "that's really cool," etc we tend to put into the tags instead. Tags are not just for categorizing; they also act as metatext. It's where we put personal commentary, asides, and jokes. If a joke is funny enough, someone else will copy or screenshot your tags back into the post, and this is considered to be your joke passing peer review. You can just put the joke in the body of the text but it will read as cocky to some people.

[gameplaymen]

ARTHUR MORGAN in Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018) ↳ 33/?

[mythtakens]

“everyone interprets characters differently” unfortunately so true! thankfully I was blessed with an intense preternatural insight into their core beings (watched and paid attention) and I don’t have to worry

[jluiette-deactivated20161129]

this was a historical moment in television

[ovenroastedtwerkey]

Apparently the rights to do this set back the budget for the rest of the season to like $5 and a peanut butter sandwich but it was abso-fucking-lutely worth every red cent

[historicalbookimages]

🐍 North American herpetology: . Philadelphia: J. Dobson, 1836-1840.

[bpdohwhatajoy]

[rosmaryne]

Fallout: New Vegas (dev. Obsidian Entertainment) ↳ Cowboy Hats For ED-E [x]