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Andulka
trying on a metaphor
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Cosimo Galluzzi

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The Bowery Presents
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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Xuebing Du
occasionally subtle
The Stonewall Inn
Not today Justin
almost home
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
we're not kids anymore.
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@morningsound15
Knowing that Christopher Nolan has no idea of women’s inner lives AND that he knows his own happiness is completely reliant on his wife, who is also his boss, without whom he would be creatively and emotionally adrift, suggest that his marriage is this intensely spiritual, almost theological type of femdom. Not unlike the guy who defrauded Harvard with a fake “Jesus’ wife” papyrus less as a financial fraud than as an extension of his belief that his own wife, with whom he was in a femdom relationship, was the reincarnation of Mary Magdalene. But Nolan is, I guess, a more pagan iteration, in which Emma Thomas is like a puzzling oracle to whom her husband must keep making a variety of sacrifices to please. A sort of cargo cult femdom. I’m very happy for them both, to be clear.
My one boring tip to anyone in their 20s is to resist the temptation to rot in your room every time you get a free moment. Dismiss any neuroses you have about going outside and "being perceived". Be a dictator about it, plan your hangouts like they are binding commitments. No excuses! Go to the bar with your friends. Be kinda hungover at work. Socializing is like exercise; even if you don't feel like you want to, you should still do it because it's good for you.
critical role fandom misogyny can sometimes feel even more egregious than regular fandom misogyny because the usual suspects can't even fall back on the usual 'well the female characters are all underwritten and unrealistic while the male characters get better writing' excuse. the female characters are almost all "written" and played by women. obviously people are allowed to have favorites, but there’s a pattern in the fandom where the women’s struggles and importance to the story are often downplayed in favor of the men’s. male pcs are allowed to be flawed and emotionally complicated in ways that female pcs often aren’t given the same grace for, without getting relentlessly criticized for it
beau and thaisha are both major drivers in their campaigns but often get treated as supporting characters in the stories of the men around them rather than protagonists in their own right
backrooms (2026) - kane parsons
images from Brazil Terra Magica (1974) by Hanns Reich and Stefan Geyerhahn
'It was the miraculous bubbles' from 'Dreamer of Dreams', 1915 (Edmund Dulac)
UMA THURMAN ph. for InStyle Magazine (March 2026)
The Other Side (1918) by Dean Cornwell
had an idea
Braided girl — Peckham Rye, London ‘2016
Art photography, by Amsterdam based photographer Lois Cohen and stylist — Indiana Roma Voss.
i don't ship them i just think they could get ragebaited into having sex with each other
Daniele Castellano
Marylanders don’t say hi hello how are you my name is they just try to kill you with their car. which is of course a great honor in their culture
In Northern Virginia the country of my birth people kill you with their car because you deserve it. sic semper tyrannis