Ramblings of the Restless

Eva- sugar butch🏳️‍🌈- 33 - ENFJ Likes: sunshine, moonlight, movies/video games on rainy days, tea, dream analysis, warm laundry, playing guitar, poetry, conspiracy theories, office supplies, long drives, hot air balloons, fanfiction, instant friends, vacuuming, people watching, the smell of books, dancing, sunsets, new music, pocket watches, singing, green lights all through town, bridges, two dollar bills, nostalgia, tree houses, and pen pals. Dislikes: the patriarchy, stepping on Legos, bigotry, hot tubs, plastic bags, math, when your sock falls down into your shoe, waking up early, negativity, corruption, tchotchkes, condensation on my glass. This is where I store the thoughts and reflections I can't post anywhere else. If you find yourself uncomfortable, I suggest you do not visit often. Your respectful perspective and company are welcome any time.

[chillyfeetsteak]

little thingy from the other week, stuff on my mind

[supreme-leader-stoat]

Or as I've always liked to put it, "No matter how suspicious you might find the neighbor who never opens their blinds, they will never be as suspicious as the neighbor who wants free rein to peek in through people’s windows."

[ilikewritingandspeedcore]

EXCUSE ME THERE IS A PLANT THAT CAN MIMIC FAKE PLANTS?????

IT'S CALLED A BOQUILA TRIOFOLIOLATA AND IT'S FUCKING WITH MY BRAIN

IT APPARENTLY CAN MIMIC OTHER PLANTS AND AT FIRST I WAS LIKE "oh cool man it must take it's genetic code and copy it or feel the roots or something like that!! :3"

AND THEN I READ AN ARTICLE ON IT AND THESE FUCKING PARAGRAPHS HIT ME LIKE A BUS

LIKE READ THIS SHIT

WHAT THE FUCK MOTHER NATURE

[rhyperographer]

I went to find the article. It's fascinating.

[digital-magus]

In retrospect, consider the number 1 thing every grade-schooler knows about plants is they take in light, the idea they might be able to see should not wreck my shit as hard as it does

[cowprintsillies]

@entities-of-posts is this anything

[entities-of-posts]

A rare overlap of the Stranger and the Beholding.

[mimimar]

the woman who holds the moon

prints available here. my cover for this month's issue of baffling magazine.

[1617]

I’ll put my music on shuffle and be pissed if I don’t get the right song

[rpepperpotshipssciencebros]

Plot twist: I have no idea what the right song is, but will know it when I hear it.

[queer-as-city-folk]

So do people realize that we aren't building new train tracks when we expand the amteak network, I have multiple times seen people say that we shouldn't expand the network because it would destroy protected lands, which would be a fair criticism but Amtrak doesn't build new tracks, we use existing tracks. We are not destroying protected lands, we are using land that has already been clear for a century

[queer-as-city-folk]

Also the alternative is more highways which destroy significantly more land for less capacity than railways. So the question is do you want to keep complaining about something that isn't happening and let the environment get damaged as a result or do you want to actually learn how things work

[catboymothman]

So, wait... Were the tracks not in use at all? Or was it like *only* commercial transport on those tracks? Either way, its good that amtrak will be able to use them again, but one would be much more frustrating

[queer-as-city-folk]

Almost all rail tracks in the US are either abandoned or only used for freight rail at the moment

[mudkipspropaganda]

Jesus, we really have no excuse for having such a lackluster rail system, do we?

[queer-as-city-folk]

Sure we do! The US government hate both rail and you personally

[whitepeopletwitter]

[scoes]

people who are like "oh but you can just buy x thing online" are missing the point. its about the joy and journey

[scoes]

"just find it on amazon" what next. do you want me to throw rocks at babies too

[porcelain-animatronic]

This made me think of the thing Kurt Vonnegut said about buying envelops

[yesterdaysprint]

The Brockway Record, Pennsylvania, February 3, 1933

[pisshandkerchief-deactivated202]

hope y'all have a gay little February this year

[blackqueerblog]

they are beautiful wow

[irememberdcmbr]

2.1.23

You know, I used to think the whole world was so small. I knew it was big, but I had made it so small. I had convinced myself all my favorite things were here. All my favorite people were here. There was my favorite shop, and bench in the graveyard, and walking path. I built myself a routine. And that was everything. And I knew I'd never get to be with you but I brought you there anyway, and broke my own heart 100 times wanting to making special places yours when really they were always mine. And I'd get myself so worked up because how could I ever have special places with anyone else ever if you were everywhere?

Turns out, you were one small guest in the larger picture of my world and my life was always meant to be bigger, broader, and spent with someone who not only appreciates me, but holds the spaces that are special with tenderness and care.

Holds me with tenderness and care and reciprocity unmatched. And that's what I always wanted from others. That's what I always projected onto you.

I am happier than I ever imagined. Deliriously gleeful. And it's not just playing singles with the wall, it's a real volley. It's so much better than I ever imagined. I'm so grateful. For every bruise and burn that had me crawling on my knees toward what I knew I deserved.

[sarahsyna]

Wolfenstein, for those who don’t know, is a videogame series with soon to be eleven entries in the series, all of them entirely centred around killing Nazis ever since the very first game in 1981.

‘way to make it political’ buddy do you know what series this is

[dicecast]

hey remember the old days when “Nazis were bad” was a politically neutral statement.  That isn’t sarcastic i’m genuinely nostalgic 

[princessrhcenyra]

ASHLEY GRAHAM BY LACHLAN BAILEY VOGUE PARIS NOVEMBER 2018 

[frogmp3]

every time one of you gay people reblog this i have to think about it for the next two weeks

[artballetoperaclassical-deactiv]

Stefan Filipkiewicz (Polish 1879-1944) - Tatra Mountains in Winter, 1910 

oil on canvas

[hardoncaulfield]

Everyone should be able to express their small and mean opinions to someone who won't clutch their pearls about it. Being a bitch is a human right

[tearlessrain]

you have to pretend to be a wizard sometimes, for your health. the obvious method is d&d, but you can also open the dishwasher on cold mornings and raise your arms dramatically as you're enveloped in the steam, or you can find a really good stick to walk around in the woods with, or you can run a bizarrely dedicated rp blog on tumblr. but it's an important component of human well being to occasionally pretend to be a wizard.

[wearemage]

Wiser words has never been written on this site.

[thoughtkick]

“Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.”

— Carl Jung

[resqectable]

“I have a deeply hidden and inarticulate desire for something beyond the daily life.”

— Virginia Woolf