Step one: it's fine.

25. Like half of my posts are cats now.

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I feel FATIGUED like send her to the seaside for her health type fatigue

[milfkarlmarx-deactivated2021081]

life is just one ibuprofen after the other

[milfkarlmarx-deactivated2021081]

the next ibuprofen will fix me

[homeofhousechickens]

Matching~

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[ethanmaldridge]

Strange neighborhood.

[yuutta]

THE GAANG + MAJOR ARCANA

[kateoplis]

Always bring flowers, Rebecca Louise Law

[fiercebitch]

Cher costumes

[lesbx]

SUN AND MOON

[tastefullyoffensive]

It’s called meal planning, look it up.

[quellcrist]

BLAKE LIVELY as Emily Nelson A SIMPLE FAVOR (2018)

[sosuperawesome]

Gizem Bozkurt on Instagram

[deep-dark-fears]

Needles & pins. A fear submitted by Amelia to Deep Dark Fears - thanks! You can find my two Deep Dark Fears books at your local library, at online retailers, and wherever books are sold! Click here for more info!

[deadpanwalking]

If you could pick the MET Gala theme, what would it be?

[anxietyproblem]

[fuckyeahanarchistposters]

“Landlords are parasites on the back of the working class”

Poster by Art Twink

[swallowedabug]

“As I’ve worked to dismantle my own internalized racism and the ways that I privilege whiteness, I’ve learned to resist being ‘othered’ through the use of language. So when someone says, ‘Oh, they did that to you because you’re black,’ I quickly correct them with, ‘No, they did that because they are bigots.’ This often shocks people. I can see the panic in their eyes. Sometimes, their eyes dart about. If there are lot of people, they may get quiet. Sometimes, someone will try to lessen the blow of my words with some clever deflection. I then come back with, ‘No. They are bigots.’ I name the problem. Trayvon and Michael’s blackness wasn’t the problem. The problem was the negative perceptions of that blackness and what spaces that blackness was ‘allowed’ to occupy. These perceptions are supported, funded, and reinforced by institutionalized racism. Matthew Shepard wasn’t murdered because he was gay. Sakia Gunn wasn’t murdered because she was a lesbian. Matthew and Sakia were murdered by people who made a choice to exercise their bigotry within a culture that deemed Matthew and Sakia ‘others.’”

— Toni Bell, “I’m Not Your Token” via The Body Is Not an Apology (via el-waylly)