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experienced naptaker, bookreader,& waffleeater|’97|BLM|In the bleak midwinter(no fucking fighting)|🏳️‍🌈🇳🇬

[murswrites]

the way this scene lives rent free in my head is scary—-

[perriaeyjeve]

[byjove]

There was a trend in the 40s and 50s (not sure if it predates that or if there are places that still do it) where you could get your child’s baby shoes cast in bronze or dipped in bronze and use them as keepsakes or have them mounted as bookends. Better than the resin slop of the modern day in my opinion. My great grandma had my grandpa’s baby shoes made into bookends ends because she loved him very much and he was her only child and it is honestly really cute. My mom got her dad’s baby shoe bookends when she moved out and they were in my living room my entire childhood, she had explained how they were grandpa’s shoes covered in bronze and I thought that was cool.

Then I went to an art museum and saw bronze busts of people and my tiny child brain thought the person’s dismembered head and shoulders were in there…

[0rln]

Haha! Not where I thought this was going 😃😭🙏

[koiagain]

Stop saying “do it scared” i do everything scared I sleep scared Boy i’ll kill u

[battle-for-dyke-island]

this is what healthcare is like as a disabled person

[paranormal-paracosm]

Holds you by the shoulders. You are not jealous of disabled people with higher support needs. You are jealous of disabled people with better families and higher class status. Do noooot conflate the two.

[saintmarc]

[sverate]

[crippled-peeper]

“you’re a grown ass man and you need help doing that?” some grown ass men are disabled ma’am

[earthanthem]

(via Pin on Dogs)

[fromhersoul]

[ashstfu]

August next week !!?!??????!!!!?????!!??????

[xosiren]

Halle Bailey performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at The Hollywood Bowl

[rosieandthemoon]

Wightwick Manor, in Wolverhampton

[fastorslow]

[stuckinapril]

No exaggeration but theeeee most critical lesson I learned in my 20s was letting go when it was time. It’s so cliche but it’s so true. I used to hold on so venomously to people, put on a tap dance for their approval, force relationships to last past their expiration date, carry the heavy lifting for reaching out because I didn’t want to feel “passive.” But when someone doesn’t want your effort it’s not about passivity. It’s literally about self respect, not wasting your time, and gravitating only to people who have your best interest in mind and celebrate you. I’ve met so many older people who don’t know how to let go and it truly scares me that this could easily be me. It’s better to develop this skill early than it is to spend an entire lifetime begging for love and belonging.

[kosmogrl]

depressed at 11 was crazy i should have become a child prodigy