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Dancers of Joffrey Ballet, 1972.

Photographed by Co Rentmeester with a Polaroid SX-70 Camera.

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therapist: how are you? me: fine how are you

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Star magnitudes. An introduction to astronomy. 1868. Internet Archive

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“you’re an old soul” is just old people speak for “i notice youve been depressed since you were 9″

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Physically I’m here but mentally I’m tending to the strawberry patch outside my forest cottage and listening to the ferns rustling in the cool breeze

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— stars in your heart.

One of the things I love about Mandalorian culture is that it basically involves loving who ever you want, raising as many kids as you want, wearing cool body armor and flying around on highly unreliable jetpacks, and trying to shoot a space wizard who can send bullets back at you which is peak herbo/himbo culture. But seriously you don’t get in trouble for picking a laser sword that’s the wrong color, being forced to never see your parents as a toddler because you could move blocks with your mind, or never allowed to have family or life outside the Jedi order. One of the things that the EU established is both how family oriented Mando culture and one of the reasons they dislike the Jedi is partially because they force a child to separate from their family.

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So for those of you who don’t know, there’s an official Mando’a language and dictionary, and one of the most important sayings in Mandalorian culture is:

Gar taldin ni jaonyc; gar sa buir, ori'wadaas'la.

Meaning- Nobody cares who your father was, only the father you’ll be.