[flopstat]

i think abt anne rice’s answer to “what are your work habits for a novel?” probably every single day

[flopstat]

[campmiasmas]

S01E01 "Rookies" / S01E04 "Rose"

[hollanderthoughts]

Okay so the fantasy is I’m a (helpless, naive) bellboy and you’re a (strong, confident) guest at the hotel I work at and you get so horribly turned on by my (waifish, vulnerable) nature that you (sure of yourself, knows better than I do) have no choice but to take advantage of me even if I say no. this is what I came up with after having you here for less than 10 minutes though give me more time and we can do even more fun stuff that I come up with.

[marvel1980s]

[elokitties]

[tom delonge voice] this vacation’s useless these white pills aren’t kind I’ve given a lot of thought on this 13 hour drive

[jonmoxleys]

I feel it everywhere. It sort of runs through me in a way. It's like… dangerous. It is the best and the worst thing all at once. It's like the only thing. It's the only thing I've ever felt. It's like I'm fucking… high off of you or something. Chemically dependent. I don't know.

HALF MAN 1.06

[coweyed]

From the Oakland Tribune, California, June 13, 1907

[wellthatsclever]

[102ki]

[gaywill]

i should be allowed to kill people based on how they talk about lesbians

[actuallysara]

Hudson Williams via by.aikaflores

[wyatthazy]

[harrietvane]

“Modernist manuals of writing often conflate story with conflict. This reductionism reflects a culture that inflates aggression and competition while cultivating ignorance of other behavioral options. No narrative of any complexity can be built on or reduced to a single element. Conflict is one kind of behavior. There are others, equally important in any human life, such as relating, finding, losing, bearing, discovering, parting, changing. Change is the universal aspect of all these sources of story. Story is something moving, something happening, something or somebody changing.”

— Ursula K. Le Guin (via jayemichaela)

[shanehollandered]

[ryebreadgf]

the sexiest thing a woman can be is a cringe fujoshi with a very serious day job

[ducissatenebrarum]

For the first time in art history, the powerful depictions of "Saturn Devouring His Son" by Rubens (Left) and Goya (Right) are being presented together.

[panelshowsource]