[catsandtheirhumans]

[kafkaesque-world]

“It’s just that I belong in the quietest quiet, that’s what’s right for me.”

— Franz Kafka, in a letter to Milena Jesenská, from Letters to Milena

[afaerytalelife]

Hypholoma Brunnuem Mushrooms, by Barry Doig.

[pequenasmortes-blog]

Clarice Lispector Um sopro de Vida

[konoko]

[fka-thehomosuperior]

“The problem of disability no longer resides in the minds or bodies of individuals but in built environments and social patterns that exclude or stigmatize particular kinds of bodies, minds, and ways of being… The problem of disability is located in inaccessible buildings, discriminatory attitudes, and ideological systems that attribute normalcy and deviance to particular minds and bodies. The problem of disability is solved not through medical intervention or surgical normalization but through social change and political transformation.”

— Alison Kafer, Introduction to Feminist, Queer, Crip

[imsoofuckingsad-deactivated2018]

wanna come over and not exist together

[latterlig]

benedetto bufalino

[villings]

Los puentes son umbrales a otras realidades, símbolos arquetípicos, primitivos de la conciencia cambiante. Son pasajes, conductos y conectores que conotan la transición, el cruce de fronteras y las perspectivas cambiantes. Los puentes abarcan espacios que comunican entre mundos, espacios que llamo nepantla, una palabra náhuatl que significa tierra entre medio. Las transformaciones ocurren en este espacio intermedio, un espacio inestable, impredecible, precario, siempre en transición, que carece de límites claros.

[elhieroglyph]

Details of the earring worn traditionally by the Tamang women | Himalayan regions of Tibet, Nepal and India Via Flotsam Tide Pinterest 

[tanyushenka]

Tile Isfahan, Iran (possibly), 1600-1625

[lesbianartandartists]

Chloe Atkins, Girls’ Night Out: Bianca and Randen, 1998

[sheisrecovering]

Your abuser’s trauma does not justifiy them abusing you. Your abuser’s disability does not justify them abusing you. Your abuser’s gender does not justify them abusing you. Your abuser’s illness does not justify them abusing you.

For everyone that needs to hear this: there is nothing you could ever do that’s punishable by abuse, and there is NOTHING anyone could ever say to justify the abuse you experience(d).

[tristealven]

— Too-Ticky in Moominland Midwinter by Tove Jansson (first published in 1957, tr. by Thomas Warburton) 

[rodrickheffeley]

lucy liu's lesbian art is something which can be very personal

[catcrumb]

[carpe-noctvm-deactivated2025021]

“So, if you are too tired to speak, sit next to me because I, too, am fluent in silence.”

— R. Arnold (via quotefeeling)