rhi

twenty-four & queer || side blog yes, my username is accurate. 18+ only.

[karvina]

[techn0babylon]

Persian wolf from northern Lebanon, personal collection

Adult male

[prayingtothehalfdeadmoon]

[sheepfilms]

[childsacrifice]

(no beers in) So how do you perceive me in the privacy of your thoughts

[gothish]

via

[coquetteangel333]

[g1rll1kem3]

like bitch shut up

[fallenradiance]

I love you people who show kindness because "it's what you're supposed to do". I love you people who show kindess because they like being thanked. I love you people who show kindness because it makes them feel good. I love you people who show kindness because they were shown kindness first. I love you people who show kindness for "selfish" reasons. I love you people who show kindness for the "wrong" reasons. I love you people who show kindness in a body that rejects the very notion. Your kindness is not any lesser because of its motivations. The good you added to the world is just as valuable as someone doing it for the "right" reasons. Your effort is seen. Your effort is valued.

[madamejadex]

One of the best ways you can love your partner is by learning how they need to be loved. Not how you would want to be loved. Not how care feels safest to you. Not by handing them your own needs and expecting them to fit inside them. For you, love might be physical touch. A gentle hand on your back. The quiet comfort of being held like you have finally come home. But for them, love might look different. It might be remembering their favourite snacks. Asking about their day and truly listening. Showing up when you said you would. Giving them space without making them feel abandoned. Holding their hand only when they reach for yours. And the same goes for aftercare. Do not assume your partner needs what you need. Do not project your own comfort onto their body and call it care. Listen. Learn them. Ask what makes them feel safe. Pay attention to what helps them come back to themselves. Because loving someone well is not about loving them loudly. It is about loving them right.

[fluoresensitives]

Women stick thin and malnourished on the red carpet, and people are saying you can't point out that these women are dying because that's body shaming. Girl.

[doctordaemon]

@whitenikes

[littlefancyfuck]

If we smoke together there’s going to be a point where I shut the fuck up and you’ve just gotta respect that.

[papayajuan2019]

it's almost a miracle that anything is even understood at all. the older i get the more i realize how rare it can be

[woundgallery]

Nan Goldin, Empty bed in a whorehouse, New York City, 1979

[pnglove]

WHIMSICAL MUGS ♡

[cervidcel]

i Am 4 years old and i Drink and smoke every day and i dont give a fuck.

[girlsoesoteriic]

[kosmogrl]

oooh I get it it’s always gonna be because of the environment I grew up in