@nancyfckindrew - Tumblr Blog

You need to stop acting like you’re not the cause of your own misery even if it’s true. “I want to kill myself”. No. The world wants to kill you. You have to survive

exitwound

“I laid in bed instead of doing my homework and now I’m crying out of the shame of being such a failure” They’re coming after you, they’re galloping towards you with lasers and they are all putting their little red dot on the back of your skull. They want to see you feel humiliated by your own existence, self isolating, self destructive. They love it. You have to run…. To the safety of Um. doing the dishes or taking a shower or going for a walk or seeing a friend. Trust me. They can’t get you there

#🩷

I’m worried that when I leave town that it’s going to be the last timethat I hold Romeo

depsidase

makrustic

The Memories To Keep "You left me a better person. Everything I've learned from you lives on in me. You were always a part of me. Probably forever will be." Prints | Ko-fi | Patreon | Bluesky

clara-scintilla

Racing with the stars

|Commission design, not for use|

emmathewson

In The Garden, for giant robot’s Fruit and Veggie show.

angelicdewdrop

flowersfromunderground

Be yourself so ppl looking for u can find u

ancient friends

Dorset cottage - David Humphreys

British , b. 1937 -

Lithography on paper , 45 x 61 cm. Ed. 42/75

dailycatsblog

thoughtcascades

every time i get close to someone i feel like a stray dog trying to live in a house. like i don’t know where to put my body or how loud i’m allowed to be.

#and sometimes you piss on the floor because you’re just so excited #and have to hope that’s not It #.. and have to hope that’s not It™ for them because you’ve been kicked to the street for all the same before

thoughtcascades

every time i get close to someone i feel like a stray dog trying to live in a house. like i don’t know where to put my body or how loud i’m allowed to be.

carsthatnevermadeitetc

65 Years ago the future looked like this Fiat 1500 Spider Linea Tesa, 1960. Designed by Rodolfo Bonetto, this was the first of Carrozzeria Boneschi’s “sharp lines" concepts. Bonetto was an industrial designer who eschewed the rounded, flowing forms that dominated car design in the 1950s. His angular, minimalist approach shocked attendees at the 42nd Turin Auto Show. It remained a one-off but influenced the sharper, more geometric styling of the 1970s and 1980s.