el olvido que seremos

28, she/her

[kosmogrl]

I will make a beautiful life for myself no matter how long it takes. I will I will I will

[incidentalcomics]

The Summer

[themisconceptions]

the bear, season 4 (2025)

[keikomivra]

THE BEAR (2022 - 2026) 5.08: The Original Beef of Chicagoland

[stellarskull]

THE BEAR — 1.02

[anderwater]

If we're gonna invite people in our home, we are gonna look like a fucking family.

[mynowherenothing]

I love this tweet so much. Even as a child I couldn’t bear the hypocrisy.

[cryptonature]

Coming Up for Air

A fist-sized stone

deep in the Earth

is on the edge of becoming magma.

It has been underground

for billions of years,

in darkness since before life awoke.

It will rise,

touch sunlight,

taste rain and cool,

erode into soil,

become new, green grass,

nourish a mother deer,

be born into a wildflower meadow.

The stone will take its first breath.

[From the poetry collection Leaf Litter by Jarod K. Anderson]

[achillesinhighheels]

Big fan of the theory that you never run into people again once their cycle in your life is complete

[lourensz]

sadé sculpture by rebecca marie

[cyberglittter]

kelela by reese star

[opencommunion]

people who tell you to stop reading the news to "regulate your nervous system" do not have your best interests at heart. if following current events makes you spiral you probably need a better analytical frame, not less information

[opencommunion]

and the analytical frame you need is probably dialectical materialism

[opencommunion]

i'm totally crazy, i freak out all the time, but you know what helps me most? learning. reading. studying. discussing. sometimes you do need a nap, but sometimes you need a conversation with someone more knowledgeable/experienced, or a day at the (physical or digital) library. and really i think everyone has a different baseline emotional register that's best for them and their circumstances, but i recommend aiming to feel solid and anchored, not necessarily "calm." of course we won't feel "calm" after reading about genocide. but if we approach what we're reading correctly, it can strengthen our resolve; feed our fighting spirit; show us paths to liberation. a lot of people in my life have diagnosed me with "revolutionary optimism" and wonder how i maintain that mindset but i'm not an optimist by nature, it all comes from studying

[rarestsparkle]

i recommend telling yourself “this isn’t an experience i want to keep having” and stop entertaining things that are really detrimental to your health and don’t benefit you in anyway.

[syring3]

[nomorechoirs]

“I have to tell you” by Dorothea Grossman

[3000s]

im like anthony bourdain if he didnt go anywhere or eat any good food and was broke

[havingapoemwithyou]

The Next War by Ursula K. Le Guin