Gilligan @motherdamnit - Tumblr Blog

i love pleasantly unpleasant sensory experiences. getting tattooed. eating a too-big dollop of wasabi and feeling like i've been kicked in the face. being outside when it is very very cold and a little kiss of frigid air slipping between my glove and coat sleeve. people say building discomfort tolerance is important because discomfort is an inevitable part of life, and that's true, but discomfort can also be a source of joy and part of what makes life worth living.

eternalgirlscout

I want to do this so bad but I'm too short 😭😭😭 @ the red cross let me give you my blood twice and then you give it back. please, I'm sensory-seeking.

kosmogrl

I will make a beautiful life for myself no matter how long it takes. I will I will I will

hardwrench

once on neopets when i was a kid i made a bunch of white and purple grundos (for every other species you have to use a paintbrush to get those colors) and went on a bunch of pet trading threads to offer them in exchange for very expensively painted neopets and whenever anyone pointed out that those were default colors i would insist that i spent millions of neopoints painting them and then someone messaged me to say they were reporting me for lying about my neopets. “you are lying about your neopets, which is a reportable offense” they said

997

this bitch is so iconic fr

vexheart

oneheadtoanother

70sscifiart

Three artworks on the same theme, by Hiroo Isono, likely from the 70s or early 80s.

Thanks to @jca-archive for the third scan - the others are from this insta and this company.

beachhotdog

reblog to stare at your mutuals like this

elisemerand

MUCH LOVED Photographer Marc Nixon made a series of portraits of teddy bears and other stuffed animals along with their age, size and history. Some were very much loved :-) These photos come from a book, “Much Loved” l Imprint : Abrams Image l Via

wizardarchetypes

was at the corner store getting a few snacks and a 7 year old with a single packet of two poptarts struck up a conversation with me while I was choosing between Chex mix flavors. weighed in on the flavors. They continued to follow me through the store all the way to checkout and stood there talking to me at the register so the cashier thought they were my kid and I finally said “are you possibly hoping for someone to buy those poptarts” and they pulled out a WAD of cash and said “nope just talking to ya.”

absolutely enchanting child no notes

wizardarchetypes

energy of an 85 year old who got freaky friday’d tbh