mipsyscrunk

20 | she/they

[angelbychance]

polka dots never will be or have been just a micro trend to me.

[mipsyscrunk]

i want to go play outside

[figdointed]

[mipsyscrunk]

🪲

[mipsyscrunk]

yesterday’s blurry pic

[balkanradfem]

looking at capitalism: unsustainable

looking at the modern lifestyle and fashion: unsustainable

looking at conveniences and products that don't cover real human needs: unsustainable

looking at AI: unsustainable

looking at trees and home food gardens: beautiful. breathgiving. unparalleled. perfect.

[kitschday]

[mipsyscrunk]

my boyfriend and i straight up posing

[unspeakablearchives]

[mipsyscrunk]

yesterday’s outfit

[mipsyscrunk]

hiii

[goetiiavacuum]

[mipsyscrunk]

hello from me in two pixels :3

[rain--goblin]

[katiajewelbox]

“It is not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a claim upon men’s hearts, as for that subtle something, that quality of air that emanation from old trees, that so wonderfully changes and renews a weary spirit.”

― Robert Louis Stevenson

Source: Grow Your Garden Instagram page

[phoenixyfriend]

Pour one out for all the stories you'll never find again, that you barely remember in totality, but that left an impression on you that you'll never forget.

The short stories from standardized tests that you only had a few minutes to read, but those minutes will last a lifetime.

The books on the library display shelf you used to occupy time until your mom could come pick you up from school.

The graphic novel you picked up when you were first getting into comics and could never find again.

The single lines or themes from stories you otherwise don't remember, save for the one thing that you saw and internalized as a new part of your personality.

Let's pour one out for the books that built us, even if we never could find them again, and couldn't of we wanted to.