DorrianK

I just do what I do best when I'm down

[redlipstickresurrected]

He Jiaying aka 何家英 (Chinese, b. 1957, Tianjin, China) - Dance Of Recreation, 2006, Chinese Brushwork: Ink, Color (+details)

[svorgan]

[mi-ki-ki-m]

Miki Kim

[atr-xx]

No Longer Human // Junji Ito

[darrelldrake-deactivated2021072]

[citizencosmos]

[everythingfox]

This is a flying fox

Taken from r/aww

[geniusface]

What she says: I’m fine

What she means: Can vampires enter rented spaces? I don’t own my apartment, so do I have the rights to invite a vampire into my house, or does the landlord? Or does anyone have the power to invite a vampire into any residence? Vampires can enter public spaces without invitation, but what about hotels? What about small businesses where the owners live in back or on the floor above? What public spaces even remain in the hellacape of late capitalism?

[somecutething]

[throwbackblr]

If Mister Rogers don’t trust you…

[nelsgon]

Illustration for Expansíon Magazine, Mexico

[fuckyou-design]

[suburban-bourbon444]

I fell

I dove deep

Sinking

Swaying in your current

Moving with and away from

Your indecision

I lost my way

I forgot what was real

It wasn’t

I was alone

Out In the open

Drowning

[mpdrolet]

[pickypicnic]

[aqua-regia009]

Leda (Detail), 2015 - Gail Potocki

[kjerstifaret]

A comic about why witches are stereotyped as riding broom: 

Apparently once upon a time there was an ointment one could rub on a broom - that was most popular amongst herbalists (such as many witches) - that was a hallucinogenic. One would ride the broom for masturbating purposes and the ointment would be absorbed through the mucus membrane of the vagina and give the rider a sensation of flying.

Now you will never look at Quidditch the same way again. 

[kath-topia]

Confirm. Covered in my high school anthropology class. *high five*

[siberian-spirit-deactivated2015]

So badass

[amanda-fior]

Where can you get that ointment nowdays??

[futureblackwakandan-deactivated]

you took anthropology in high school?