caramel frappe give me the strength to clean my room
caramel frappe PLEASE
The Stonewall Inn
$LAYYYTER
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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trying on a metaphor
Monterey Bay Aquarium
icyghini twinkie
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Jules of Nature

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caramel frappe give me the strength to clean my room
caramel frappe PLEASE
super real illustrations (1984) by masao saito
@bransantos
Donato Giancola, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep: The Lovers (detail), 2009
More embroidery
Analogueblues
Dmitri Pryahin
Jenny Xie, from âVisual Ordersâ
exchange (please donât repost <3)
the longest week (2014)
Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, âOn Writing On Your Own Termsâ
[Text ID: âIâm writing to figure out the rhythm, can you hear that? Can you hear that beat? Itâs language. Maybe Iâm writing about dry skin, intestinal pain, desire that doesnât quite feel like desire, a craving, seasonal affective disorder, the disaster of everyday alienation. Maybe Iâm writing about loss. Maybe Iâm writing so I donât feel so much loss. Maybe Iâm writing so I donât feel so lost.â]
End extreme funding for police.
if we were lambs we would frolick together.. don't you ever doubt it...
You and I are not in love, we are just the same /Â Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.
wuthering heights + two children in a motel by ethel cain (demo)Â
Rosa von Praunheim - City of Lost Souls (1983)
âHush and listen well, child. Because of the âold school,â because of us, you can be what you are. We pumped the hormones, puked in school, put up with every bum calling us âfaggotâ, âtransyâ. Now itâs quite easy for you. You get tits, grow your hair long: youâre a woman. We had to act ultra-feminine, and people saw us as monsters. It was illegal for us to wear womenâs clothes. We had to hide our female bodies under menâs clothes. Imagine how silly that looked! To you itâs the âold schoolâ, but someone had to take the first steps.â â Angie Stardust in City of Lost Souls
THEY HATE MY SWAGLESS WHIMSY
from sylvia plaths journal