Nightmares of Vanity

[witchrealms]

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[lasfloresrotasblogdepoesia]

Unknown Artist, "Porte Veine", 1913.

[lamignonette]

[macklesufficient]

hard to swallow pills dot jpg. the reason people don’t like when you infodump about your uwu favorite things isn’t because they don’t like hearing about deep sea ecosystems or anime blorbos or whatever it may be. it’s because talking /at/ someone is selfish. have you asked the other person any questions? do you care what they have to say? would you willingly listen to them infodump the same way or would you (be honest) stand there and wait for your turn to talk? people not responding well to your tedtalk on the thing you like isn’t because they’re normies who hate ‘nerd stuff’, it’s because you have substituted conversation for verbal masturbation. hope this helps

[gallarie]

pinterest

[firebuggg]

spotted in nyc

[periodinteriors]

William Capon, Proposed scheme for redecorating the Painted Chamber, Old Palace of Westminster, London, 1817, watercolor.

[acidsmith]

[dajo42]

i heard in america they love to drive so much that they have a place called Road Island

[santa-ana-winds]

[simena]

Albert Dubout - A Cat

[stlamb]

"monastic cells" - miniature models made by nuns, where they depicted themselves as little dolls praying in their monastic rooms. they can be found in museums in france, belgium, and switzerland. crosses, images, and quotes from the bible, as well as everyday items are meticulously crafted.

[dark-magician-girl-meets-world]

I've always thought it's too bad that disco is the only kind of dance that comes with an artifact. It's compelling that disco has a Ball. I want to know what secrets will be revealed if I gaze into it. There should be a hip-hop Cube. A ballroom Amulet. A swing Diadem.

[simena]

Albert Dubout - A Cat

[mamoru]

yes I DO live under a rock and her name is the Moon and she is always smiling but she teaches me nothing

[unusual-suspects]

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[ymutate]

Stained-glass window and tiled wall section from the Torre Bellesguard, also known as Casa Figueres, designed by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona. The building was constructed between 1900 and 1909 and blends Modernism with Gothic architectural styles.