I only use @writtenhouse and @pavlikovskyss now

molly//mostly american history//

[ejexe-deactivated20210601]

goodnight ke tumblr

[donnajosh]

Mrs. Bartlet should slide in a statement backdoor, Ron Erlich is an old friend, but she supports whatever…

[dv-ptl]

I know him. He’s just like me. He is me. 

[theladyscloset]

Fragonard (1770’s-80’s)

[sonofhistory]

Here she is! A founding mother.

[iconicshrub]

ya know how laf, laurens, and ham used to go sit on the grass and talk about politics all night? yeah I think about that a lot

[melonmemes]

[troias]

happy ides of march

[toothlessbeggar]

[luckysilverbell]

TURN videos for amctv

[montmartre-parapluie-deactivate]

Never not reblog. Ever.

[thoodleoo]

my kink is when some asshole tries to use history to perpetuate their racist/sexist/homophobic/etc. agenda and a historian not only points out their inaccuracies but also roasts their ass

[motionpicturesource]

All non-denial denials. They doubt our ancestry, but they don’t say the story isn’t accurate.

[parkersrevenge]

AIN’T NO PARTY LIKE A BOSTON TEA PARTY BECAUSE A BOSTON TEA PARTY DON’T STOP UNTIL BOSTON IS PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW AND EVERYONE IS DISILLUSIONED WITH PARLIAMENT AS A WHOLE.

[beeth0ven]

historians: well we dont want say this is a love letter because men often expressed affections differently back then, so this person wasn’t gay, they were just friends

the letter in question: hey babe i cant wait for you to raw me tonight. aw man i love you so much dear husband. love having amazing homosexual intercourse with you. i think of your face everytime my wife makes me fuck her, you are my soulmate, i am gay,

[sirgnomethegiant]

I’m envisioning Caesar hearing “mmm whatcha say” restarting 23 times before he dies for good.

[fireworksphan]

god i just love history so much okay i mean it’s so dynamic and beautiful and tragic but at the same time it can be so hilarious and amazing and if you just take a second to look at, i mean really look at it, not at the dates in textbooks because it’s so much more than dates, it’s people who were real and had happiness and sadness and quirks and they built everything that we are now and how could that possibly be boring? 

[catonhottinroof-deactivated2023]

Adolphe Etienne Piot (1850 - 1910) 

Sappho