imagining.

Volcano salesman/Velcro tester/Pterodactyl trainer/--Gamer--Hiker--Dad. 35.

[foundabovezero]

[black-white-and-leather]

[nxposure]

How many of you have truly let all the air out of your body, and screamed as loudly as you can? Or shouted 'til your lungs hurt? Or orgasmed so aggressively that it rattled the windows? Or sung so hard that a vein popped out on your forehead?

I say this, because I think so few of us have. I hear audios on here that are meek or restrained, as if they don't want to annoy the neighbours. I hear so much music that sounds like the vocals were recorded while someone was watching a film in the next room. I hear orgasms that have the words of violence said so softly that they end up feeling restrained.

This is not a criticism. I wonder if I've ever truly screamed my head clean off. I bet it'd feel good. I think we all could do with a way of making as much noise as we possibly can from time to time.

Not simply raising our voices. Not necessarily a noise made in anger - just the opportunity to see how loud we can be, and let it the fuck out.

I'm going to go somewhere secluded and see how loud my voice can get and see if it makes me feel differently about myself.

[thecollectibles]

Art by ranxiang

[marsupials-of-mars]

Everyone on tumblr has Conditions. maladies. I log onto tumblr and my mutuals are unwellposting. Conditions I didn't even know existed and sound like dark curses but I will see a post from friend like "died about 60% today, fine now. Made egg on toast #yummytoast". There are so many people in this world with life experiences

[gothredy]

[artstationable]

Cycle Circle • “2026.5.11 Practice”

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[foundabovezero]

Online spaces feel so shallow and antisocial anymore. Posts and comments are empty of authenticity and void of humanity unless ugly. Wheres a genuine space to share and hang thats not consumed by bots and ads. Where can we chill. Who wants to lean on this metaphorical wall and watch low fps waves reflect the painted sun.

[maureen2musings]

takemoreadventures

[rrondo]

[last-picture-show]

/ David Alan Harvey, Kids, 1975 - 1998

[knucklecurve]

filthy, filthy read

[rosenkranz-does-things]

more x files studies bc I don't draw enough environment I think

[undinesea]

A novel worth reading is an education of the heart. It enlarges your sense of human possibility, of what human nature is, of what happens in the world. It’s a creator of inwardness.

Susan Sontag, The Art of Fiction No. 143, from The Paris Review, issue no. 137

[doctorslippery]

This is me and SO.

[strange-house-art]

[ootori0704]

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