geoviced

Lucas, XXVI, lawyer. (l(g)bt, he/him) “If all the world hated you and believed you wicked, while your own conscience approved of you and absolved you from guilt, you would not be without friends." -Charlotte Brontë (Jane Eyre)//

[wuntrum]

"do it scared" is valuable advice but it'd also be SIIIICK and AWESOME if it stopped being scary at some point. any point

[pukicho]

so called live 'streamers' and not a single one of them is currently fishing for bass

[rederiswrites]

The trouble with mending, and all the cute visible mending trends especially, is that mending is predicated on the idea that what you have is an essentially sturdy garment that has worn out in a high-wear area or gotten damaged/torn. Whereas what most of us are actually dealing with is cheaply made shit that has simply given out at the first sign of adversity. If you mend something that's weak to begin with, it's entirely likely that it will just tear at the edge of the mend, which will suddenly be the strongest part of the garment. Or if your shirt has worn through or ripped out at the seam, it's just a crap shirt, and you can fix that seam, but another will give soon, and you have to make an honest assessment of whether the work you put in is worth it. My cheap Hanes white cotton socks blow out at the heels far faster than they ever used to, and fuck a bunch of that, but I'd never bother darning them. They'll just blow out at the toes in a month.

I don't have a solution to offer for this that doesn't involve spending either more money or more time. It is still barely possible to buy quality clothing, but it costs more than most of us can afford. And you can still make your own clothing, but as the skills and tools become less common, it's all the harder to learn. All I can say is look around, make a real assessment of your resources (like, say, Grandma still has a working machine and a stash of probably unfashionable but maybe cute fabric, or you think you can afford two pairs of good work pants a year and then keep them mended), and do your best.

[rogers-carter]

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE 2005 | dir. Joe Wright

[pukicho]

Having media literacy is more important than being good at math prove me wrong

[eddy25960-deactivated20250412]

Justin Brown Artwork "Apres la fete"

[litinart]

medea by eugène delacroix (1862)

[maifox]

Stella Tennant | Holland + Holland | Ph. Jamie Hawkesworth

[oddwomen]

The Carroll Herald (August 24, 1897)

[funnelcloudd]

Not to sound like a fuckin hippie but please for the love of god start noticing and appreciating the natural world around you. You don’t have to go hike the entire Appalachian trail or anything and I get that not everyone has access to the outdoors for various reasons, but just fucking … look around you when you’re outside. Notice the sky and the sun and the birds and creatures. Start caring about them. I’m begging you.

[hotgrrlbummer]

fuck summer fuck blue skies i want it to be OMINOUS and FOGGY i want to feel like im going to get MURDERED by a GHOST

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[uroko]

A trip down memory rain ♡

[fromdarzaitoleeza]

Isabel Allende, The House of the Spirits

[plausible-fabulist]

widespread archaeological evidence suggests that many North Americans of this era acknowledged the existence of three genders: "men", "women", and "employees only"

[flowerytale]

Sharon Olds, from "Something Is Happening", One Secret Thing: Poems

[metamorphesque]

— Mary Oliver, The Pond