hallucination lady

f | 24 | s

[radbelinda]

[seeuspacelesbian-deactivated202]

yeah it is about communicating. they’re communicating they hate women.

[eatshrooms]

scrolling & immediately remember I left because this place is so depressing

[evilnicegirl]

little kids always latch onto the older cousin who is the most aloof to them they're like i am so sorry sweet old ladies who want to give me toys & candy but i do not give a fuck about you right now because i have GOT to go bother the unemployed 23 year old who wants to play call of duty in the dark in his room

[deepinourengines]

mutual just posted "ok i'm normal now". objective: survive their reverse-chronological dashboard breakdown (wave 1 of 30)

[eatshrooms]

reinstalled tumblr bc I hate myself apparently

[yourcisness]

"When I was your age I had to finish my degree with two children to take care of" and it left you immature. You talk to me with the energy of a teenage girl telling a secret. When you argue you either shrink ot blow up because you didn't have the time to learn how to process your emotions. You were thrusted into the world of heavy responsibilites and deadlines before your life could properly begin and I wouldn't wish that cruelty to anyone, let alone my own mother

[girlpatches-deactivated20250530]

screaming is kind of embarrassing so i just dont do it

[vang0bus]

cats dont even know how baby they are. they probably think theyre wise and dangerous and respectable but theyre actually little baby guys. we know this. its obvious to us that theyre small and baby. but they dont know

[senatortedcruz]

Addicted to saying What if I killed myself with a gun in front of you to the most minor inconvenience as if saying that once to the wrong person won’t get me sent to the funny farm

[kragehund-est]

the nonstop barrage of advertisements should actually be illegal. im 100% serious.

[anthropologist-on-the-loose]

Me: "I don't often cook but I'm going to quick look through my mom's recipe cards and see if I can find that specific recipe"

Me, 15 minutes later, sobbing: "Love is stored in handwritten recipe cards"

[anthropologist-on-the-loose]

No but for real. Handwritten recipe notes like:

"Kenny's Favorite" "Bake for 45 minutes BAKE FOR 35 MINUTES" "This is from Suzy, back when we lived in St. Louis!" "VERY GOOD!!" (this card had oil stains and ancient bits of dough stuck to the back of it) "Great for dinner parties, can be made ahead of time" "Add some vanilla" with an additional note in different handwriting, "2 tsp vanilla" "I use butter, but Grandpa Rudy uses lard" "Love you! Gramma Emy"

Seeing the handwriting and messages from those no longer with us, or people who I haven't seen for a decade, or even people I never knew but who clearly shared in loving the same people I do - there is an inherent love in sharing food, and personal recipes are a way of saying, "Here. I can't always be with you, but I want you be able to eat well. I hope this food will keep you as happy as you were when I made it for you." And they remind us of all the people who have ever made or shared those meals with us. And love is stored in handwritten recipe cards.

[defectivegembrain]

me and the profound social isolation I pulled by being autistic

[duckbunny]

begging everyone to realise that multigenerational households vs capitalism isn't a revolutionary new discourse it is literally just "elder care should be done by daughters".

[bellafleurz]

[robert-hadley]

The World of Interiors, January 2020. Photo - Roland Beaufre

[dafancyuhinspiration]

[in-kind]