cat.

partly nsfw, partly glam, partly grunge, partly band, partly girly things, partly cute things, partly anything.

[psilocyboi]

Stoners be like: I function better when I’m high! *sits in silence with mouth open*

[wordsnquotes]

“We carry the same wound But have different cures. Similar injuries, But opposite remedies.”

— Bjork, “Notget,” Vulnicura

[thegoodvybe]

[hobwithluv]

im in philosophy and were talking about how you can doubt everything’s existence except for your own consciousness and the guy that sits in front of me just turns around tears streaming down his face and goes “i am on so many drugs”

[thegoodvybe]

[thatisrad]

You don’t have to fake orgasm to help your partner’s ego. The guy I lost my virginity to wrote a play about the experience, and the character based on me gave a monologue about how she regretted sleeping with him because no one else would ever be that good. So, yeah. Just tell him you didn’t cum. 

[girlsfrommars]

Im sorry he wrote a fucking what

[2-shane-s]

Date someone who will date you

[methfall]

Need me a freak like that

[thegoodvybe]

[queernigga]

“The first time I met Jack, I thought to myself: ‘Here’s a gay guy who’s not cynical, who’s not sarcastic, who enjoys life.’ He had so much energy. He was a fifth grade teacher and he’d always get so excited when he talked about his work. He’d produce these plays where he’d let the kids choose their own characters. He’d spend hours writing out their dialogue. And then I’d pretend to be one of the fathers and go sit in the audience. It was so fun. We had so much fun together. But the whole time we were dating, there was always part of me that thought I could do better. I was a fancy lawyer. Jack never seemed ‘cool enough’ for me. And so I left him for a gorgeous twenty-one year old. Jack and I remained friends. We even continued living together. But his therapist told him never to date me again. So he dated other people. And he got sick. Both of us got sick, but Jack was the one who died. And he might have lived if I hadn’t been such a bad person. If he’d been ‘enough’ for me, he’d never have gotten HIV. The funny thing is– I’d grown up thinking that I’d never be loved. Then a wonderful person loved me. And I left him to have sex with somebody who wasn’t a wonderful person. Jack died thirty years ago. I dream about him almost every night. It always feels good to see him alive. For a moment, I don’t have to blame myself for his death. I usually ask him for forgiveness. And some nights he forgives me. But other nights he doesn’t.”

[creatine-baby]

[shanehere]

This is powerful. And hurts my heart to a point… I just can’t.

[friendly-animals]

(Source)

[thegoodvybe]

[thegoodvybe]

[ouc-h-deactivated20180811]

our generation has lost the value of romance, the value of trust, the value of conversation, sadly small talk is the new deep

[thegoodvybe]

[daijoubougie]

🍅👅 💦 if u know what I mean 😩😩😩😩

[ofhouses]

584. Eduard Neuenschwander /// Single Family House Im Binzen /// Gockhausen, Zurich, Switzerland /// 1964-69

OfHouses guest curated by AFGH. (Photos: © Heinrich Helfenstein. Source: “Eduard Neuenschwander Architekt und Umweltgestalter”, gta Verlag: 2009.)

[rubyfruitnb]

I know a lot of lesbians that used to identify as bi who worried that coming out as a lesbian would contribute to invalidating bisexuality in some way, by making it seem like a “stepping stone” to coming out as gay. I’ve also known bi women who identified as lesbians and changed their labels later, and worried that they were contributing to some kind of idea about how men can ~turn lesbians. I just wanted to say that it’s no individual lesbian or bi women’s responsibility to fix straight people’s perceptions of us. Like, it’s not your duty to serve as a political symbol! It’s your duty to find happiness even if that means changing ur label at some points.