if being afraid is a crime we hang side by side

adriana, 22, she/her

[nicola-coughlan]

+ bonus:

[flashofgod-deactivated20190121]

Erich Lessing, Hagia Sophia, Istanbul.

[wir-click-wir]

DAVID WEISS (1946-2012) Peter Fischli and David Weiss, Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther Konig, 1999

[laudanumat33]

A stereoscopic card of Luna Park, Coney Island circa 1905.

[drownwithlove]

I simply dream of finding someone and sticking with them for the rest of our lives... not in a "catholic marriage" type of way, more like in a "old gay couple" type of way. the kind of love that is inconditional even when there’s no institutional support backing 'em up they'll have each other and devote their lives to each others wellbeing and happiness. just true partnership.

[etherea1ity]

by Mary Lee Dereske

[spectrologie-deactivated2023041]

Faroe Islands // Christophe Jacrot

[itsloriel]

Bas Hordijk Fine Art Photography and Filmmaking

[papayajuan2019]

i think we should all admit how lonely we are. then we should talk. it will all be okay if we risk being authentic

[metamorphesque]

—On Love, Marina Tsvetaeva

[text ID: I just want a humble, murderously simple thing: that a person be glad when I walk into the room.]

[existentialcrisistime]

One thing I did notice quickly, in music, is it’s hard to convince people that you’re not telling your own story. You spend a lot of intellectual energy going, No, no, this is not my story. But then you grow up and you go, Look, if I tell you a story, there’s a piece of me in it. I have come all the way, full circle, from “none of my work is autobiographical” to really believing that all work is, to some extent, nonfiction. It doesn’t matter what you’re writing; you’re telling me something about yourself. I used to find this terrifying, and now I find it kind of comforting. It means down there, at the bottom, at your core, there’s something that’s you, and it always tries to make itself known in everything you do.

— John Darnielle, interviewed by Helen Rossner in The New Yorker, 24 April 2022

[eathotchip-deactivated20240816]

are u mad at me moodboard

[e-102]

​one of these cats looks weird

[metalgearemily]

this one ?

[e-102]

why did you say that

[boudhabar]

Laura Makabresku

[awakeningthevioletswithin]

I’d Rather Be Blue Over You

Watercolor and Glitter on Black Cotton Paper

2021, 22"x 30"

Mysotis, Forget Me Nots

[kharacore]

jenny holzer

[jaagutidrik]

Honey infused with herbs

[heavensghost]

You stay soft, get eaten

Only natural to harden up