it's been 84 years

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[bbybluemochi]

[OC] more sketches of my fish lady 🖤

[caemidraws]

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[caemidraws]

Page of Cups

[bbybluemochi]

[oc] designed some outfits for my fish lady

[persephoneism]

The queen who turns the seasons.

Persephone by @marblenxxart.

[doggosource]

[flipchild]

He’s actually bad ass

[flipchild]

So awesome I love him

[flipchild]

So awesome I love him 💝

[flipchild]

So nice you see him twice

[flipchild]

This goes hard he’s actually awesome

[altorinaart]

«A Patchwork of Hope» 👎

[ayesopod]

something terrible. echoes of past intrusions. barely discernible

[vetyr]

Someone was talking quietly of lanterns—but loud enough to light my way.

prints here

[caemidraws]

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[wha-archive]

Chapter 85 is now out, Shirahama posted the coloured version of the incredible chapter cover for this one.

Now if you'll excuse me I need to go and stare at a wall after that chapter.

[to-to-o]

[rarebritney]

lesbian couple on their wedding day after 72 years together, photographed by Thomas Greyer

[reasonsforhope]

When I was born, there was not a single country in the world where they could have gotten married.

In the year 2000, there was not a single country in the world where they could have gotten married.

The first country to legalize same sex marriage was the Netherlands in 2001.

Now, in 2026, there are thirty-eight countries with same-sex marriage, with another two on average being added every year (x). Including three of the most populous countries in the world (the US, Brazil, and Mexico, x).

Altogether, over a billion people now live somewhere that same-sex marriage is legal. Twenty-five years ago, that number was zero.

Things are hard right now, but in so many ways they are so much better than they have been for a very, very long time.

Never lose hope, never kill yourself, love wins.

[snekysonjr]

Lalalalalala

[todaysanother]

I dug my heels into the gravel as evidence for you to unravel; a drag path etched in the surface — can you find me?

[displayheartcode]

I was dying, but I had died before, and would die again. We had told this story so many times, you and I, and we would tell it so many more, and it would always end here, like this: with my blood on your hands and your tears on my face.

the everlasting by alix e. harrow

[fancysmudges]

peak dynamic