“We will turn our madness into flowers,”

Kora ♡ late 20s ♡ Queer ♡ She/They ♡ idk what this blog is now ♡ used to be Bearrypatch/tabbycas/moonmisha ♡ dnd: @howlbear

[m00ndog]

chiron

[happy-xy]

MOONLIGHT (2016) Directed by Barry Jenkins

[jambearie]

God I missed these messy petty bitches together

[shock-micro]

don't cry because it's over. attack. attack everything around you. do spin attacks

[jambearie]

"You said it was a deer"

"As D-e-a-r as any KFC manager has a right to be"

[reticent-vampire]

The Vampire Lestat 3.02

[neverswungonswingingstars]

Gonna put him in my pocket

[ferigrievance]

consuming mass amounts of media related to my hyperfixation isnt enough i need to eat it

[valtsv]

i'm like a fujoshi but for dead people

[valtsv]

if you could see the thread i'm hanging on by you would not say these things to me

[robreyart]

Night Migration Oil, 30 x 20 in, 2024

This painting will be coming with me to the IX Art Show next month in Reading, PA, Oct 22-26! (For real this time, I'm going to try not to be sick this year)

In our night sky there is a dark band that runs through the Milky Way, known as the Great Rift. This darkness is where the stars of our galaxy are obscured by vast clouds of interstellar dust and geese … er, gas.

There is an experience of magic to be found in the poetry of stories, new and old. For many thousands of years, our ancestors looked at the random distribution of stars in the night sky and saw things that were familiar to them. Some people think that living with a scientific worldview means giving up the wonder of our ancestor’s stories. Yet, just as enjoying a fantasy novel doesn’t require believing it to be true, having a grounded, science-based worldview doesn’t have to keep you from enjoying the beauty and poetry of myth and metaphor.

Just don’t make any important life decisions as though there are really giant geese in space.

[starofhisheart]

Happy pride to those 5 seconds where Charlie Swan thought Jacob was coming out to him in the most insane way possible

[jambearie]

Obviously it's because they've done so many hundreds of tasks, but I miss a good, simple, "get the ball up a hill"

[bookish-ceramic]

"There was nothing outwardly magical about Marjana, no hint of Raksh I could discern." Your nephew just said that she was making shadows fly and you didn't notice.

[jambearie]

Seeing people on TikTok clutching pearls over Tvl already is certainly something™️

Let the brat prince crash out a Lil... As a treat

[littlealexhorne]

#myhole

[ooppo]

Your heart is not true enough to enter the gates of Margaritaville

[kaputtsolvi]

What I feel people frequently forget about autistic special interests is that they aren't always information based. They may simply be visual or mental

Someone may have a special interest in a show, but instead of that meaning that they will talk about that show often, it may mean they watch that show extremely frequently.

Special interests are ways of regulating, not simply encyclopedias we have in our heads. Sometimes it's watching something frequently. Maybe only listening to one genre of music, maybe it's a collection, maybe it's an action. I'm tired of it only being seen as autistic people's personal encyclopedias