goth angel sinner

absolute in doubt

[starshipgenius]

Something about this is oddly beautiful. Somebody took the time out of their day to create these elemental cats. I think this has given me more will to live.

[supropiarosa]

I just want to be alone with the moon and the ocean

[all-the-bones-ever-deactivated2]

this hit me like a truck

[proseify]

I was made to read books, live by the ocean walk beneath the trees, and be madly in love.

[kohoe]

feeling down too? we can fuck and then rot together if you want

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— Nikita Gill

[theimpassivemovedoneoverthinker]

Now that's what I'm talking about

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— via knjfedog

[roach-works]

IT'S TIME TO APPRECIATE THE BLACK AND RUFOUS ELEPHANT SHREW

ON THIS WEBSITE WE LOVE WEIRD ANIMALS AND THIS LITTLE BEAUTY IS CERTAINLY ONE OF THEM. APPRECIATE THE BLACK AND RUFOUS ELEPHANT SHREW TODAY.

NATIVE TO DENSE MONTANE FORESTS OF KENYA AND TASMANIA, THEY FACE HABITAT LOSS DUE TO FOREST FRAGMENTATION.

THEY EAT BUGS OUT OF THE LEAF LITTER WITH THEIR NOODLY SNOOT, CAPABLY UNCOVERING BEETLES, CENTIPEDES, AND TERMITES.

MALES ATTRACT AND DEFEND A SINGLE MATE AND CONTROL UP TO A HECTARE OF TERRITORY.

THEY BUILD MANY NESTS OUT OF DRY LEAVES TO SLEEP IN ALL ACROSS THE AREA, AS MANY AS A DOZEN, AND USE THEM EACH IN TURN.

DESPITE THEIR MONOGAMY THE BLACK AND RUFOUS ELEPHANT SHREWS DO NOT ACTUALLY LIKE EACH OTHER: MATED PAIRS SPEND LITTLE TIME TOGETHER OUTSIDE OF MATING.

MOTHERS VISIT THEIR YOUNG AS INFREQUENTLY AS ONCE A DAY TO NURSE.

THE YOUNG ARE LESS PRECOCIAL THAN MOST ELEPHANT SHREWS, SPENDING SEVERAL WEEKS IN THEIR NESTS BEFORE GAINING INDEPENDENCE.

THIS HEFTY AND BEAUTIFUL BUG-EATING POTATO AVERAGES ABOUT 28 CM / 11 IN IN LENGTH AND 450-700 G / 16-25 OZ IN WEIGHT, IMPRESSIVELY LARGE EVEN FOR AN ELEPHANT SHREW.

YOU HAVE NOW APPRECIATED: THE BLACK AND RUFOUS ELEPHANT SHREW.

[unsubconscious]

Mia Bergeron, “Stop Running”, Oil on canvas, 40 x 50cm

[bodyalive]

* * * *

With the arrival of pain, whether physical or emotional, whether actual or anticipated, the split begins and the circle goes round and round. As soon as it becomes clear that “I” cannot possibly escape from the reality of the present, since “I” is nothing other than what I know now, this inner turmoil must stop. No possibility remains but to be aware of pain, fear, boredom, or grief in the same complete way that one is aware of pleasure. The human organism has the most wonderful powers of adaptation to both physical and psychological pain. But these can only come into full play when the pain is not being constantly restimulated by this inner effort to get away from it, to separate the “I” from the feeling. The effort creates a state of tension in which the pain thrives. But when the tension ceases, mind and body begin to absorb the pain as water reacts to a blow or cut. — Alan Watts, The Wisdom of In Security.

 (via modernshxmxn)

[seanplayshard-deactivated201608]

[girlsquire]

[cyberxbattalion]

[cyberxbattalion]

[thanatos-moon]

oh you watched a movie I recommended????? you listened to a song I told you about ?????? you read one of my favourite books ?????? do you know that I would literally kill for you ????? let's drink each others blood

[cyberxbattalion]

[vodkatales]

For old times sake is actually such a heartbreaking and beautiful sentiment. Like, let’s do it for the love that used to be here. It is reason enough.

[fromdarzaitoleeza]

{Words by Anaïs Nin, from The Diary Of Anais Nin, Vol. 4 (1944-1947) / Cynthia Cruz from diagnosis,The glimmering room}