[brujerizzzmo]

[troubleswillcease]

listen if you can use she/her pronouns for a fucking car you can use they/them pronouns for me

[milksockets]

drop kick in tokyo, japan in new bar + club design - bethan ryder (2005)

[dan-choi]

Source

[cocainejuul]

[cocainejuul]

[wxmatija]

[rosieandthemoon]

light as a feather

[blackhoody]

[a-place-to-exist]

not all autistic behaviors need to be talked about as a problem but sometimes i do feel like my niche and restrained interests isolate me from the world. sometimes i do feel like it’s a problem. i’m not interested in the world around me. i only like and get excited about very specific things that i can’t share with everyone. it makes me sad

[jinxproof]

© Zhong Lin

[puppygirl-hornyposting]

[gavrannoir]

A black drag queen wearing a neon green wig, lavender robe, and black platform stilettos poses with raised leg and bent knee (as though preparing for a high kick) while holding a pink, plastic, miniature semi-automatic rifle. She’s posed left-of-center, in front of a blue wall. The wall serves as a background to metallic magenta balloons which read, “the biggest danger of taking your child to a drag show is that a Christian could show up with a gun”

[sacred-portal]

[zegalba]

Daniel Arsham & Hajime Sorayama Sculpture: Holding Hands (2019)

[epilepticsaints]

[priezpourlui]

[allsadnshit]

I think it's an unrecognized practice to allow yourself to outgrow and shed versions of yourself that were more socially successful than who you want or need to be now. Not every new chapter is bigger and bolder and hotter, I think that's a very modern social media "glow up" mindset and doesn't actually have any room for what real transformation looks like. Sometimes we change exactly as we need to and it's not what anyone else was hoping for and that's part of it being important and true.