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đđđđđ Â đđđđ . Â Â Â rules : Â Â share five songs that represent your muse. Â repost, Â donât reblog!
â  đđđđđ  đđđ.   Saddle Tramp by Marty Robbins
âThey call my a drifter, they say Iâm no good; Iâll never amount to a thing. Well, I may be a drifter and I may be no good; thereâs joy in this song that I sing. Saddle tramp, saddle tramp; Iâm as free as the breeze and I ride where I please.â
â  đđđđđ  đđđ.   Sweet Dreams by Angel Olsen
âAnd I love you most, I love you most, when I first find love in myself; and Iâll give to you, give it all to you, when I first find it in myself.â
â  đđđđđ  đđđđđ.  Nature Boy by Nat King Cole
âThere was a boy; a very strange, enchanted boy. They say he wandered very far, very far, over land and sea... a little shy and sad of eye - but very wise was he. And then one day, one magic day, he passed my way, and while we spoke of many things, fools and kings, this he said to me: The greatest thing youâll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.â
â  đđđđđ  đ đđđ.   Jubilee Street by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
âIâm transforminâ; Iâm vibratinâ; Iâm glowing; Iâm flying, look at me now.â
â  đđđđđ  đ đđđ.  Iâll Never Get Out of This World Alive by Hank Williams
"Iâm not gonna worry, wrinkles in my brow, âcause nothingâs never gonna be alright nohow.â
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Palo Alto, 2013, Gia Coppola
Ramona Ausubel, How To Be a Writer: The Map Is the Territory
gay cowboy love poem
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brocaderoseâ:
Nearly laughing mid sip, Trois brought down his glass as quickly -and gently- as he could. Sure, it might not have been the same way he wouldâve said it, but that didnât meant it wasnât a sentiment that Trois agreed with 1000%. âCertainly! Itâs a very different feeling then buying something off the rack, off a shelf filled with 50 or so of the same thing. These pieces all have life, they come with their own stories and quirks.â
âItâs honestly quite difficult to imagine my home without them-â His gaze traveled around the small space as he spoke âWould it be more spacious? Well perhaps, but, no doubt it would be colder for it.â Completjng their circuit, his eyes turned back to Job, and he mightâve paused to take one last bite of dinner before an idea hot him that had his face lighting up with a smile.
âNow that you mention it, would you perhaps like to go through my things?â Okay so it sounded strange from his end too, but Trois forced himself to continue âWith limits of course but, Iâve only just realized I believe my old house robe would fit you.â And who was he kidding, he loved answering questions about all his things.
Job is unable to help but mimic the gesture, lips spreading out in a bright, broad grin and shoulders trembling with subdued laughter - it only comes too easily in the face of Troisâ own beaming smile, even if Jobâs own does falter, ever-so-slightly, at his hostâs latter offer. Something feels wrong - immoral, almost - in the thought of sifting through Troisâ belongings after the very warm welcome heâs extended Job. However, the hypocrisy of it in light of Jobâs earlier statement about thrift shopping does not escape him, and the slight unease thatâs minutely taken over him soon washes off and away, replaced with a mixture of excitement and intrigue.
âO-oh, uh -- thatâs -- much obliged, Trois. Thanks.â Though never easy to accept charity, itâs become an inseparable part of his life over the course of the past twelve-or-so years. His ears flush a light shade of pink but, save for that, he makes no other mention of it, briefly rolling his lips into the hollow of his mouth and chewing on their tips. ââFraid I ainât got much to offer in return. Just my clothes and some odd stuff from the side of the road.â Interesting rocks, colorful shards of glass found at the beach and smoothed over by the tides, dried flowers stuck between the pages of his leatherbound journal.Â
Wheels visibly turn behind Jobâs big, brown eyes as he catches his bottom lip under his teeth once more, momentarily travelling from the top of Troisâ head all the way down to his feet and up again as Job, tentative as an idea slowly creeps into his mind, slowly adds, âLooks to me like weâre about the same size, huh? Donât reckon youâll look half bad in a button-down and some cowboy boots.â
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âMaybe.â One of Juniâs signature contagious grins quickly engulfs his face as Job presses them against the side of the stables, starting off as a coy smile that spreads from ear to ear then splits to show off his adorably crooked teeth. His brown eyes are bright with admiration as he beams up at him, toned arms draping themselves around Jobâs shoulders as he leans in. His chin tilts upwards so they their lips might meet, his loose hold around the other tightening on first contact and bringing them even closer together.
Beneath Jobâs creeping finger tips, Juniâs belly tenses, his back arching away from them towards the wall as a giggle is muffled against their lips. The kiss is broken and replaced with several smaller pecks between words, âThatâs ticklish.â
Even with a gesture as common as a kiss, countless of which already shared between them, keeping Jobâs cool in the face of Junior's marveling gaze is harder than one might think. How can he so easily make his heart feel so light, as though no other people exist in the world but the two of them?
It becomes harder still when the tug of his arms beckons Job closer and the muscles in his stomach twitch under Jobâs wandering hands, causing him to produce that infectious, carefree giggle Job will never hear enough of. Were he not so familiar with his own workings, heâd have thought it laughable when the crotch of his dusty jeans grows just a little tighter around his hips, a telltale pressure quickly mounting in the pit of his stomach.
âIs it, now?â Intrigued, he ducks his head just a little lower, large nose nuzzling at Juinâs cheek and eyes searching his as he curls his fingers against Juniâs skin, lightly pinching and tickling at his sides.
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I just want to lay in bed with someone in our underwear and make out, watch movies and fuck like 3 or 10 times
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The vagueness of Jobâs words on their journey to the diner does not escape Xeno, but he doesnât seek to press Job any further for what busy might mean. He offers a simple nod instead, understanding absent of judgement as he listens to Job, though thereâs admiration in his glances despite the disappointment lacing his friendâs voice.
A quiet thanks passes Xenoâs lips as he steps through the opened door, warm relief expanding in his chest as he takes in the quiet diner. Something about the daytime makes him feel more jittery and heâs thankful for the emptiness. Still, he finds himself leading them to the booth nearest to the door, barely noticing the automatic calculation of escape routes that flashes through his mind.
âThis good?â he asks, gently setting down the guitar. He treats his own bag with much less care, swinging it down onto the floor by their feet before sliding into one side of the booth, checking the door once before refocusing his gaze on Job. His right hand moves to fiddle with the hem of his hoodieâs sleeve as he recalls Jobâs earlier words.
âThatâs okay though, right?â Xeno says tentatively. He clears his throat, pushing more certainty into his voice. âI mean, the stuff about your writing. Itâs normal, you know. Pretty sure all the greats deal with that kinda stuff. You just gotta give yourself time and youâll get there. Iâm sure of it.â A grin pushes its way onto his face a moment later, impossible to tame. âShit, I still canât believe youâre here.â
Regret still weighs heavy in Jobâs chest as he nods at Xenoâs inquiry and slides into his booth seat, dumping his own knapsack by their feet in much the similar fashion as Xeno does his own bag. Still, the care with which his companion treats Jobâs beaten guitar, which has certainly seen better days and has been treated with very little regard by its previous owners is enough to put a faint smile on his lips, despite it all.Â
Heâs a bad liar, always has been, the truth always seeping through sooner rather than later and showing much too easily on his face - yet, at the same time, Job canât help but think that it oughtnât come so easily to him. There is lying for pure necessity - for survival - and though he hates it, though it goes against his very nature and strong-held beliefs, Job recognizes, still, that he must, sometimes - that it is simply unavoidable. Heâs accepted that. But thereâs nothing gained by lying to Xeno, who knows him far more intimately than anybody else Job can speak of; especially not about something as inconsequential as his nonexistent career as a singer-songwriter.Â
Having busied himself by picking at a callus on the palm of his hand, his eyes dart back up to Xeno when he speaks again. Heâs never seen Xeno speak with even half as much conviction about himself, or much of anything at all, for that matter, and though Job isnât quite certain that he believes himself to be one of the greats, or even one of the decents - a sight as rare and heartwarming as the grin on Xenoâs face is enough to put all worries out of his mind. The road canât be all that bad with the funny way it seems to have of always bringing them back together.
He mirrors the gesture without notice, mouth expanding like a bubble as his lips press tightly together before bursting in a broad smile which stretches all across his face. âWhereâve you been all this time?â
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With the biscuits almost immediately forgotten, his fingers lace tightly with Jobâs, allowing him to pull them together until their shoulders touch. From there, Juni rests a cheek against Jobâs shoulder and wraps his free hand around the upper part of his arm. It doesnât make walking any easier, but he finds the longing to be close irresistible. The feeling had been mounting all day; ever since they were forced to detach from each other in the morning. He yearned to kiss Jobâs sweet face every time a dopey smile stretched across his lips, to be shoulder to shoulder when they took a breather from back breaking farm work, to wrap his arms around Jobâs waist from behind as he cookedâbut theyâd been within eyeshot of his father all day and he couldnât risk letting the cat out of the bag before he was ready. Now that theyâre alone, Juni intends to make the most out of their hour before dinner.
âMm. Big talk,â he mumbles, nuzzling into the flannel of Jobâs shirt. The moment when theyâre far enough out of sight to kiss and hold each other without restraint canât come soon enough.
Peering down at the boy pressing his face to his shoulder, Job gives his hand a firm squeeze, thumb stroking back and forth over his knuckles. Itâs moments like this that have him so very sweet on Junior; he seems to have the unique ability of transporting Job back, feeling brand new to the experience as though no faces have ever been pressed into his shoulder before, no fingers intertwined with his. The position may be a clumsy one, hips brushing together as they walk side-by-side, and Job does stub his toes against Juniâs heel a couple of times - but he cannot help but drive the awkwardness farther and leans down to press a kiss to the top of Juniorâs head.Â
âThat a challenge?â he inquires, a crooked little smirk playing on his lips and, just as they turn the corner around the stables, chooses to accept it. It only takes a slight nudge to have Juni pressed up against the wall, his home safely out of sight, and Job gently coaxes his hand free so that he may creep both under the hem of his shirt as he ducks his head to bring their mouths together.
Susan Sontag, As Consciousness Is Harnessed to Flesh
donât cry.
dialogue prompts from donât cry by mary gaitskill.
if you could get plastic surgery, what would you do?
my life is in a shambles.
everyone wants to have control.
i canât stand people who feel sorry for themselves.
you donât need to pretend nothingâs wrong.
iâve had to work for everything iâve ever got.
itâs a small town, and people like to gossip.
you seem so self-contained and happy to be that way.
being hurt doesnât teach anybody anything. it doesnât help. it just feels bad.
morally, strength isnât necessarily a good thing.
the same heat that melts butter tempers steel.
sometimes things look different when you get up close.
good to see you. didnât know if youâd come.
of course i came. i love you.
i thought you were lonely.
you shouldnât be out here.
iâm waiting for someone.
what are you thinking?
i feel like people accept the first thing i show them, and then thatâs all i ever am to them.
i dreamed about you last week.
letâs pretend we donât know each other.
does ___ take care of you?
youâve always been so beautiful.
who do you talk to, when you talk to yourself?
you must be proud.
please remember what we had.
do you ever feel guilty?
you can learn from guilt, but you canât live with regret.
iâm not a hero. iâm a killer.
sometimes faking is the realest thing you can do.
it wasnât good, but it wasnât that bad.
donât change the subject.
donât make me feel sorry for you.
how did it happen?
donât cry. please. itâs okay.
Adam Driver Sackler in every episode of Girls
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