Euphoria Lane

I got you, you got me ✨21||OC

[crazy-form]

『there』— hyunjin

[leviackermanscleaningbuddy]

Jimin: Being short is so hard sometimes.

Jungkook: This is true, I remember being 8 and not being able to reach anything.

[sandroila]

Jesus….. The power these two hold…

[catgirlmoriarty]

sky high but it’s about being gay

[ronwilsonbusdriver]

[aot-squad]

How the tables have turned...

[severalowls]

Political parody became impossible when the british prime minister fucked that pig. Like there's never going to be a scandal that outmatches the time that world leader David Cameron put his dick in a dead pig as a joke. Recourse just flew out the fucking window for meaningful consequences happening for anything when a head of state was implicated in necrozoophilia and then continued to be a head of state for a year afterwards. And this was AFTER black mirror had a fictional pm fuck a pig, intended as satire. They didn't know satire was dead, like the pig, that he fucked, as a prank.

[plain-flavoured-english]

As I get older I’m starting to let go of the guilty urge to build permanent habits. Like, a while ago I decided I would start jumping rope every day. I did it for like three weeks and felt good about it. Then I got bored, because of course I did, because I’m a human person. So now I do a bit of kickboxing because that’s what I like now. The other week I cut all sugar from my diet, just for a week, to challenge myself. Now I’m back to eating sweets but I don’t crave them as much.

Growth is about stretching, trying new things, and setting small, realistic goals for yourself, not picking a “good habit” you’ve decided you will be doing always and forever from now on. That’s not discipline. That’s pointless self-torture and unhealthy resistance to change.

What’s good for you today will not necessarily be what’s good for you tomorrow.

[nevver]

David Fullarton

[yesterdaysprint]

The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pennsylvania, December 7, 1922

[dragonanarchist1155]

Me reading this in 2020, almost 98 years after this was published:

[likeafieldmouse-deactivated2015]

Jenny Holzer - Living (1980-82)

[jiminslight]

chaos sandwiched by… success?

[jokin-around]

Tom hardy’s oddly small princess peach lips have been banished from cinema for 10 years only to be released for a single, all important purpose, kissing venom

[dadtron-3000]

Bowsette Whomst?

[the-real-numbers-deactivated202]

1700's medical illustrators be like "hey boss can I put a rhinoceros behind this anotomically correct sketch of the human skeleton" and the boss be like "only for the books being published in these specific european countries" and then they high-five and go out for drinks

[the-real-numbers-deactivated202]

Medical illustrator:

France, Holland and Germany:

[janey-jane]

yoooo that’s Clara the rhinoceros - she was towed around Europe so much in the mid 18thc. as an exotic attraction that she became like a fad and all sorts of artists drew, painted, and sculpted her (and also randomly stuck her in the bkgds of anatomical drawings)

[janey-jane]

lol, for everyone asking about the ‘void face’ woman - she’s wearing a mask called a ‘vizard’ or ‘moretta’. they originally show up in late 16thc upper class European ladies fashion. They were worn while traveling to maintain a fashionably pale complexion, but they evolved over time to become a popular component of masquerades. 

In Venice in particular, the style lingered and became popular to wear during Carnival, or as a way for upper class women to disguise their identity so they could engage in activities that might otherwise be considered improper (gambling, flirting, or just like... going about the city without a proper chaperone) 

an interesting construction note - these masks weren’t tied on. They were made with a bead or button attached inside the mask which was held between the teeth. If a wearer wanted to speak, she would have to remove the mask. 

[naturaekos]

“A secret to happiness is letting every situation be what it is instead of what you think it should be, and then making the best of it.”

— unknown (via amortizing)

[themoonispurple7]

black & white pt.2

[letsmakeitwritee]

cliché but classic trope: when the person who almost died wakes up in a hospital bed, looks around and sees the object of their affection sleeping uncomfortably in the chair next to them because they haven’t moved in days.

[i-dont-use-my-main-anymore]

You can pry that trope from my cold dead hands.

[insertnerdyjokehere]

cliché but classic sub trope of this: the person who almost died tells the object of their affection “you look like shit” despite the fact that they are the one in the hospital bed and almost died.

[the-memedaddy]

Meirl