I love fat people and hate fascism
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I love fat people and hate fascism
Mulholland Drive (2001)
director: David Lynch
Marina Tsvetaeva, in a letter to Boris Pasternak, from Letters Summer 1926
Sappho, from a poem titled "Sleep, Darling,," featured in Love Poems by Women: An anthology of Poems
Reblogging this at 2:30 AM <3
white flag by lucia gallipoli
I kind of want to live in various hotels around Los Angeles for the summer to see how much I could do in three months with no car
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Every Pride Month Iâm once again struck by the ridiculousness of the âmarriage is between a man and a woman, as (the Christian) God intendedâ and similar âmarriage is a (somehow a solely) Christian institutionâ rhetoric. Your God did not invent marriage. Your God was late to the scene on the whole marriage thing. It existed long before the Old Testament, even. Which is not to say that marriage as a Christian rite (which was a later historical construct) is not valid, I believe everyone has a right to practice their religious beliefs surrounding marriage but, again, most religions and societies have some concept of marriage and your idea of Christian marriage entered the game way later than some of these.
The concept of marriage in American society is a legal construct, not a religious one.
(Also, side note, Christian marriage being between âone man and one womanâ is controversial even in Christian theological debate because polygyny is never definitively condemned in the text. They only decided on the one man and one woman thing in 673 and not everyone agreed.)
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A Palestinian woman in her keffiyeh and twiggy eyelashes, ca. 1979 - by Thomas Billhardt (1937 - 2025), German
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what doesnât kill you makes you cry on a bright sunny day
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