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an adult, 18+ plz • she/her • I come here to relax

[okom]

franks dangly earring appreciation

[gerardwayspostnutclarity]

[qunaributts]

She's an artist.

[qunaributts]

The art in question... In case anyone was interested...

[qunaributts]

Thanks everyone for supporting an aspiring artist! Her work is on the fridge where she can look at it whenever she wants.

[whatcoloristhatcat]

dilute black (blue) mackerel tabby

[badymaru]

#mcrmadrid

[gerardwaysbob]

this got a little kick to it

[eroscestlavie]

was just reminded of this video..all timer

[carrotssss]

[nickcutler]

[gremlininho]

looking. at you

[wagitfag]

picklesbaseball

[magikonch]

[athanza]

From Veronica Tucker via Pinterest

[leviathanhomecooking]

Movie Costumes | Sarah's ballgown, Labyrinth (1986)

[mollyjames]

There are a lot of people who start creative projects with no business or financial plan, because "who cares, it isn't important, we'll figure that out later". And you can't let yourself become that person. Not because I'm a sneering finance bro who thinks your woke animated youtube series wont make money, but because if you don't you'll wind up financially exploiting your friends for years

[mollyjames]

Look, it's none of my business if you wanna work yourself to the bone for no money so you can make your dream project a reality. I think you shouldn't, but also let's be real that's basically a rite of passage for young creatives. But as soon as you start involving other people? You need a plan. You need to be able to compensate them for their time, and you need to have it in writing

[song-of-the-spheres]

head in my hands, as someone who does extensive freelance TTRPG work - an industry in which the vast majority of those involved are doing it as a passion project/side hustle, and in which many people are friends with those they work for and with:

if you are doing any creative project with someone else in which money will be involved, make a contract. Doesn't need to be super formal. Get something laid out in writing that very clearly indicates what the person you are asking to do something is responsible for, the timeline in which they're expected to complete it, and the compensation they'll get for doing so.

"oh but we've been best friends since eighth grade" make a fucking contract.

"oh but this probably won't make much money anyway" make a fucking contract.

"oh but I don't know all that legalese" there are tons of pretty accessible templates available online if you research, just make sure it's one that suits your needs and you understand what's in it (it can be written in normal language without legalese, as long as it's clear), and make a fucking contract.

I've heard horror stories about this shit destroying projects, friendships, livelihoods, and in most cases the fallout could have been avoided (or at least mitigated) by having a clear legally binding document about everyone's responsibilities and compensation from the get-go. Do not assign someone work without a contract or some form of written agreement; do not work without a contract or some form of written agreement. please for the love of god.

[firagasoap]

Broccoli Knuckle Duster by David Delahunty

[ma-gpie]

[swamp-spirit]

The real horror of a Stepford Wives situation isn't 'the suburbs are creepy' or even 'conformity is creepy' or 'I don't wanna be replaced by a robot'

The horror is the idea that you might choose to spend your life with somebody only to realize they don't actually want a partner and friend, somebody with ambitions and thoughts and joy. They want somebody productive, compliant, and sexually available, and all your internal life is nothing but a barrier to that. That the person you love only loves what you do for them, and the less of the an actual person you are, the happier they are.

[girlknots]

Some utility pole hashira with my Ash @giveherswords ❤️

[iknowthesugarplumfairy]

L7 performing at Bank Austria Zelt, in Vienna, Austria on November 13, 1992.

Photos by Mclnnes/Mirrorpix

[eltonjohndenver]

some of you don’t seem to realize that In the clearing stands a boxer and a fighter by his trade and he carries the reminders of every glove that laid him down or cut him till he cried out in his anger and his shame "I am leaving, I am leaving" but the fighter still remains