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me again

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oh so one of you is a snitch is what I'm hearing.......

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the "sexually explicit material" in question btw

[doubleyeww]

oh so one of you is a snitch is what I'm hearing.......

[vintagesapphics]

photograph taken in the Mission District from photographer Chloe Sherman's book Renegade: San Francisco, the 1990s.

[doubleyeww]

[capacity2]

[onetwofeb]

[doubleyeww]

@staff do you hate me? can we be friends? do you keep deleting my blog because I keep talking about doing coke with my 40 year old boyfriend?

[hard2begood1]

[doubleyeww]

my new blog I've been using got terminated after I posted a screencap from fuses which is irritating bc it's not the first time something like that's happened but whatever. I wonder how there are still so many hardcore porn blogs on this website since they're that strict when it comes to artistic nudity lol

[doubleyeww]

okay I got my other blog back it's @vesicapiscies

[oddity314]

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goodnight giant unwashed water bottle. goodnight loose hairs. goodnight crumbs. goodnight dead vape. goodnight sock. good night yellow pillows. good night stained sheets. goodnight, goodnight, goodnight!

[1992waroftheroses]

[sisterkaramazov92]

that’s me!

[celebrityworshipsyndromee]

Tavi gevinsons come up is culturally important because she was the first fashion icon whose style was based off larp and moodboard. This is something that is so common now and like every trend is disseminated in the most literal way, for example the rolled up Dickies waistband - people don’t take this trend to mean they can wear an oversized piece in a playful or interesting way - but that they literally should go to the shops and buy a pair of dickies and roll up the waistband. This loss of imagination in fashion is so sad and I think its prevalent in subculture in general. I feel like this is seen with gen z fashion, it’s all literally costumes. There is no longer the existence of personal style onto which you may add elements or be inspired by trends but instead there is a didactic formula that you must choose a look/subculture and then follow the instructions on how to dress. Hence all of the moodboard types “downtown girl” “dark academia” “gorp girl” “coquette” “clean girl” etc etc. and it totally has no longevity or impact, it literally gets rinsed out so fast. Also the subtypes keep getting more and more niche like the pilled trends, ( “Lana del rey lobotomised gold jewellery anorexia girl blogger pilled” ) or whatever.

[oathgrl]

[robertxdarling]

“I am a star because I have always felt so alienated and I project this feeling to others.” — Candy Darling

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