just me her and the moon

[linolinoing]

BANG CHAN ⋮ RUN IT SEOUL — 260729 (© immiks)

[wanderlust-in-my-soul]

~ I love you. ~

[linolinoing]

LEE KNOW ⋮ RUN IT SEOUL — 260726 (© gulugulu)

[tittiloi]

La poesia dei borghi ©Tiziana Loiacono

[loversmore]

“Actually, two years isn’t that long. If you know how to make friends and be social, this place isn’t as bad as you think. [...] You can actually find almost anything here, just like outside. There are only two things that you can’t find here. What are they? Freedom and happiness.”

CLAIREBELL, episode 01

[ahxiang]

KIM YOON SIK as JU TAE SEON The Prosecutor's Proposal (2026)

[lazzarella]

“I told you there was no need to come in.”

THE PROSECUTOR'S PROPOSAL ; EPISODE 10

[loveisactivated]

COSMETIC PLAYLOVER S2

[namtan]

CHANGBIN & CHAN 'RUN IT' WORLD TOUR — 260729

[linolinoing]

CHANGBIN ⋮ RUN IT SEOUL — 260726 (© yangyang)

[embersinthefirelight]

"How do you expect me to forget you?"

The Edge of Horizon Ep. 6

[pointlesscandies]

The Edge of Horizon // Episode 6

I want to bottle this happiness and I want them to keep it with them forever.

[wumuteez]

HARU DAZED Korea 2026

[partywithponies]

Fascinating how what's considered feminine and what's considered masculine can change over time. The rebranding of being a horse girl into being a stereotypical feminine girly trait needs to be studied.

[partywithponies]

Look at classic children's novels. As recently as the 50s and early 60s, being obsessed with horses as a girl was depicted as strange and tomboyish, and the very concept of being obsessed with horses from early childhood and loving toy horses and desperately wanting your own horse being a "little girl thing" and not a "little boy thing" would send someone from the 1800s and earlier into a coma.

[partywithponies]

There's maybe a point to be made here somewhere about how when keeping and riding horses stopped being necessary to the functioning of society and became a more "frivolous" thing, it was rapidly rebranded as silly and girly and for women, but what do I know.

[dizzyghoast]

i wrote a paper in my masculinity studies class in college about this exact phenomenon, specifically about how high heeled shoes started as a practical way for Persian cavalry to keep their feet on their stirrups, then likely due to that association, became a popular fashion item and status symbol among the upper classes of Europe, before the Great Male Renunciation of the 18th-19th centuries, when men started shunning opulence in favor of utility, leaving them as a fashion item for women instead.

I've joked that the two genders are Aesthetic and Utility before but thats just kinda the case

[lamignonette]

[pommegf]

St Levan & Tregiffian, Cornwall.

[unanuvola]

CHANGBIN • "RUN IT" IN SEOUL DAY #2