Philippe Caza, “Fiction”, #230, Feb. 1973
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Philippe Caza, “Fiction”, #230, Feb. 1973
I don’t remember drawing this.
mutuals do this!!!!
reblog to make someone bisexual
I regret to inform you all, that building heaven is real.
By the gods, the airplanes have converted too.
Dear god the plane is coming back for round 2
she had tits like a newborn infants head; roughly the size of a grapefruit and with an allure that made you want to indent it with your thumb
You can be groomed for more than just sexual exploitation. You can be groomed into becoming someone’s caretaker, someone’s perfect fantasy, someone’s illusion of a partner they want. You can be groomed into being someone’s experiment or a toy. You can be groomed into believing you owe someone to take advantage of you thousand times. You can be groomed into giving all your resources and labour away. You can be groomed into rejecting your own humanity and offering yourself up as a servant or a resource to someone. Grooming can overtake any and all parts of your life.
And this can be done by a partner, a parent, a friend, a teacher, a boss, a company, a school, by society in general. A culture of grooming can exist in a single household, or extend throughout a community. People are becoming more aware of sexual grooming, which is good, but that level of emotional & psychological manipulation exists in many widespread forms which we are rarely taught to recognize, much less discuss.
Some transparent versions of those Halloween My Melody gashapons (sorry the quality sucks)
I love that while Jimmy Neutron generally meant well, he was such a huge, unbelievable asshole cunt in that fast food episode that that’s all we can think about years later.
The most vicious, biting deconstructions of a person ever written have been inserted into the mouth of a one-off fictional fast food manager
I’m gonna send this to Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg
i looked up the source for this and its from an anime where a dude has to keep a constant boner for a month straight or he loses his house
is this the episode where he lost his house
I have not stopped thinking about this even once for the last 8 years
target has been identified as a sensitive white boy with soulful eyes and artistic inclinations. engage with extreme caution
Now do Safeway and Walmart
“When identity is derived from projecting an image in the public realm, something is lost, some core of identity diluted, some sense of authority or interiority sacrificed. It is time to question the false equivalency between not being seen and hiding. And time to reevaluate the merits of the inconspicuous life, to search out some antidote to continuous exposure, and to reconsider the value of going unseen, undetected, or overlooked in this new world. Might invisibility be regarded not simply as refuge, but as a condition with its own meaning and power? Going unseen may be becoming a sign of decency and self-assurance. The impulse to escape notice is not about complacent isolation or senseless conformity, but about maintaining identity, propriety, autonomy, and voice. It is not about retreating from the digital world but about finding some genuine alternative to a life of perpetual display. It is not about mindless effacement but mindful awareness. Neither disgraceful nor discrediting, such obscurity can be vital to our very sense of being, a way of fitting in with the immediate social, cultural, or environmental landscape. Human endeavor can be something interior, private, and self-contained. We can gain, rather than suffer, from deep reserve.”
— Akiko Busch, How to Disappear: Notes on Invisibility in a Time of Transparency. [bold text added by me.]