Fortress of Solitude.

[thatdiabolicalfeminist]

I honestly think relationships in general would be healthier, in general, if we didn’t believe they should last forever.

When the default is “forever” and shorter relationships are seen as a failure, we miss out on a lot. We stay in relationships that don’t work because they’re not “bad enough” to leave, as though not wanting the relationship anymore isn’t a good enough reason. We deny ourselves happy memories, saying “If it doesn’t work now, our love then wasn’t real.” We pass on relationships we know would be short, because if it doesn’t last forever, what’s the point in joy in the moment?

An ending isn’t a failure. It’s an ending. Most relationships have them. What would our relationships be like if we stopped focusing on our fear of endings and started focusing on what we - and our friends, partners, and family - need right now?

[thetackybunny]

[pixiebutterandjelly-deactivated]

Poison Ivy as a kindergarten teacher

[ayellowbirds]

no, but really: flytraps use up a LOT of energy closing their traps. You know a lot of other plants that move that much? Tricking them into closing when there isn’t food there is indeed mean.

[andymisandry-blog]

B-but… they’re plants… they’re devoid of sentience, right? They don’t “feel,” they’re more like little wind-up machines. Right? They don’t act on instinct, they’re… well… traps. You can’t actually be mean to a plant. Right??

[ayellowbirds]

I’m of the opinion that meanness is about the nature of the action, not awareness on the part of the target of the action. 

[dr-archeville]

Tricking them into closing their traps is actually harmful to them, since the energy expended in closing and then re-opening the trap isn’t replenished by having a tasty insect to digest.

[hollowedskin]

I’m of the opinion that meanness is about the nature of the action, not awareness on the part of the target of the action.

[twitchy-witchy-blog]

Actually a few recent studies show that plants have senses and even basic emotions. http://www.pri.org/stories/2014-01-09/new-research-plant-intelligence-may-forever-change-how-you-think-about-plants

http://grist.org/list/vegan-because-plants-dont-have-feelings-youre-going-to-need-a-new-reason/

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-plants-think-daniel-chamovitz/

http://skepdic.com/plants.html

[bee-girlfriends]

DONT BE ASSHOLES TO PLANTS.

[archatlas]

Kekkilä Green Shed Linda Bergroth + Ville Hara

[ryanjamesburke-deactivated20170]

Fuck.

[ememely]

(wakes up at reasonable hour) (stays in bed for two more hours)

[drunkenssoldier]

(goes to bed at a reasonable hour)(stays awake for two more hours)

[preposterousness]

Working Kelpies, Bush Chooks Photography

[drumandmirror-deactivated201603]

Properly organized fox storage

[the-last-teabender]

Please refill left fox at earliest convenience.

[bitchycode]

I whisper “what the fuck” to myself 50 times a day

[punziella]

I saw an old rice cooker being used as a flower pot. I thought it was cute ^^

practicing for my webcomic~

[nastygall]

[streetdogmillionaires]

If this isn’t nice, I don’t know what is.

[gentlemansessentials]

[beachdeath]

genuinely moved by this clip of pingu being comforted during a panic attack

[honeygoblin-deactivated20210102]

[mienar]

his pottery shed

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[rainie-kaguyahime]

[kicklo]

“Powerful women do not have to act masculine or cold in order to get things done. Powerful women can be huggers who name their dog Lamby and make flower crowns in their free time.”

—

Taylor Swift

I’m gonna print this and put it everywhere. literally everywhere. You’ll have to wait and see.

(via taylors-sister)

[sprucedup]

http://www.thealternativelimbproject.com

[kicklo]

Floral Leg by Sophie De Oliveira Barata