Kiana Khansmith
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Kaledo Art
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Origami Around
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
will byers stan first human second
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
taylor price
Show & Tell
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Sade Olutola
Not today Justin
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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@mlledanger
Some old fella came up to me at work and asked a question only he didn’t quite figure out if he should call me “sir” or “ma’am” by the time he got to the end of his sentence and in a moment of apparent panic ended up saying “captain” instead. Absolutely made my day.
Ideal pronoun
1000% done.
Yelp is crazy unethical. Even before I heard about this nonsense, I worked at a small business in San Francisco whose customer traffic was directly influenced by their cesspool of a site.
Anyway, my supervisor and I worked hard to make sure every customer was happy. And we were succeeding! We had a perfect 5 star rating on Yelp! It was amazing! Then one day we got a 1 Star Rating on our Yelp Page. Someone from Pennsylvania left a nasty review on our site. It was scathing.
Now, that’s not something that’s too far out of the realm of possibility for my job. While I sold mattresses in a brick and mortar, we also sold mattresses via Amazon and our online store and people from all over the country purchased mattresses from us. But I digress. The reason this is important is, well, where it gets dicey for Yelp. Because sure enough, Yelp sent us an email telling us that if we paid some fee they would push all the bad reviews off the site. They were extorting money out of us!
And here’s where it gets really interesting. My supervisor contacted the customer to see if there was anything we could do to make them happy with their purchase, so they can change their review. But the customer in question had literally never heard of our company and obviously never purchased anything from us.
Yelp literally committed fraud, and it was only when we threatened to sue that they took the fraudulent review off of our page.
Yelp is awful.
“oh i love your name” “thanks i picked it out myself” is an A+ trans joke
me, making fun of cis people: “nice name, did your mom pick it out for you?”
Don’t mind me. Just cleaning your dash
Absolute filth on main
In germany we call racoons Waschbär wich translates to wash bear (you know, because they wash their food) but this dude takes it to a whole new level.
Still relevant…
sometimes harvest mice sleep in tulips. here are some that will make you happy
thanks. Have a great day
Not to be dramatic or anything but as a lesbian what saved my life was realizing that attraction is supposed to feel good
If your attraction to men makes you viscerally uncomfortable, distressed, and feels like a fulfillment of a default obligation rather than something that produces good and exciting feelings, perhaps it isn’t attraction
straight man: *speaks*
me and the only other gay person in class:
you butternut fuck, you honey roasted shit
you absolute pumpkin spiced buffoon
you salted caramel bastard
experienced the wrath of god at Claire’s
Fact: Today (September 23rd) is bisexuality awareness day. Be aware of bisexuals. They are dangerous.
The eve is upon us. Light your candles. Sharpen your teeth. Prepare.
Do not forget to appease the bi members of your polycule with a suitable offering. Pray they remember you did when the time comes.
fucks sake
god dammit
Okay now which one is clearer? 1?
or 2?
Maybe just take off the glasses!?
I just got contacts and I kept blinking trying to focus on the first pic 😂
READ IT REBLOG IT PREACH IT
Say it louder
its not just music and podcasts and movies. art is ingrained into society down to the way menus at restaurants are designed and why pens are comfortable to hold and in why buildings don’t collapse in strong wind. if art never existed, people would only be doing the most boring monotonous things and everyone would be operating the same exact way and wear the same things because artists designed your clothing and your office space and every single logo you see every day. even changing your hair and makeup is using art.
even engineers and scientists need to know how to draw to a degree. when making a website you cant JUST know how to code. aesthetics play such a huge part in life. we wouldn’t have the gothic cathedrals or cave art. if it weren’t for art society literally would have never progressed beyond cavemen because part of how people communicated and taught was by drawing and even things they used were designed like sculptures. and without that design, those objects and caves likely wouldn’t have served the same purpose. life would be near meaningless without art. artists have had a hand in religion since the beginning of human prayer.
art is how people express themselves and even someone who isn’t an artist does art or uses it regularly. the only difference between living as you normally do and being an artist is that artists are trained to do those things better so that as a society we can progress. artists are often some of the first people to make big statements on difficult subjects.
art is arguably one of the most important career choices out there. and if some doof is making you feel bad for being an artist or paying an artist then throw it in their face. make them realize how difficult it is to be an artist. if anyone ever says art is easy, ask them if they can make a drawing or a sculpture however they want on the the first try.
artists have so many skills beyond just making things pretty and useful too. their biggest skill is probably being tolerant of getting underpayed and listening to fuckheads who think its cute to make fun of their profession because of societal stigmas.
Implied correlation vs reality
The notion that straight people who approach sex unconventionally are comparable to gay people is predicated on a conception of gayness as sexual deviance. It’s homophobic.
