Love and Bruises

Lezzy Queer-io human. She/they/he all work equally.

[art-woonz]

Art By IG: @alysontabbitha

Instagram: @artwoonz

[waywardcryptid]

[harrypotterhousequotes]

SLYTHERIN: “Why would I ask someone else what my value is? I’m the one who decides that.” –Sadanatsu Anda (Yui Kiriyama: Kokoro Connect: Kako Random)

[59oz]

Treat her like a princess, but also smack that ass, pull her hair and fuck her hard

[pinklux]

💕pink blog 💕

[moodymoody]

she got a soft belly and soft titties and soft thighs and a soft ass and a soft heart

[dankmemesreasonforliving]

[cloudpupper]

How to have the perfect bath

1. Light a candle

2. Invite me to join you

[lesbianbeef]

mood

[mementt0mori-deactivated2020051]

understanding yourself is power.

[eearth-deactivated20180601]

loving yourself is freedom.

[phillymadeleek-deactivated20230]

Forgiving yourself is peace

[zodiacsociety]

understanding yourself is power — capricorn, gemini, leo, scorpio

loving yourself is freedom — aquarius, aries, cancer, libra

forgiving yourself is peace — pisces, virgo, taurus, sagittarius

[thelonelyplayboy]

[dilemind]

Hell is, loving you in my sleep and waking up alone.

[octoberbrunette]

[nymp-het]

[haus-of-pink]

[powerfulwizard]

Men think they’re progressive and subversive for not knowing the traditional skills expected of men like fixing cars and fixing the house but then still don’t know and won’t learn how to cook or clean or anything like that

[shihtzuman]

[zeshuetoral]

I believe Minnesota also took the tax the rich approach and their economy is also doing wonderfully. It’s almost as if doing the opposite of what Republicans want to do is what’s best for our economy. And before anyone says that “California is just one state, it won’t work for the whole country”, just remember, it’s economy is the 5th largest in the world. It can most definitely work on a national scale.

[vintagesapphics]

Le Monocle (1930)

[a-million-art-blogs]

Tamsin Van Essen  1. Acne (pocked)

2. Acne (pustules)

3. Syphilis

4. Cancer (5-cell)

5. Osteoporosis

6. Osteoporosis 2

7. Psoriasis 1

8. Psoriasis 2

9. Scars (pink inside) “My work Medical Heirlooms explores the stigma of diseases, questioning contemporary obsessions with perfection and beauty.  I have been manipulating the ceramic material in a way that emulates physiological processes, deliberately encouraging ‘faults’, ‘defects’ and ‘blemishes.’  These features add visual and tactual interest to the vessels, and are intended to mirror the interest and individuality that can be added to a person’s appearance by scars, flaws or deformities from medical conditions (their health legacy).  Based on 17th -18th century apothecary jars, the forms have strong historical and medical links, as well as providing the metaphor of vessel as body: they become containers for disease, rather than holding the cure. As family heirlooms, the jars can be passed down through the generations in the same way as hereditary medical conditions.”