how'd i get so lucky finding you?

☕🥞📀 every day's a school day

[bimboid]

[moldavite]

I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WANT BUT IT'S NOT THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[smallrituals]

Rama Duwaji for The Cut magazine Dec. 2025

photography and art direction by Szilveszter Makó

[halondrus]

[tragbarerpanzrabwehrkomplexfagot]

[powerbottombrucespringsteen]

Born without the gene that makes you want to listen to other people’s DnD campaigns

[2022dirt]

Faces in coffee.

[softhe4rted]

self-compassion: an antidote to shame mb

[hav-frue]

kitty and dinners

[alicedotcom-deactivated20260225]

Sunday morning

[girlfriendsinjeans]

[crashtestgummybear]

...I miss them😭

[cryptotheism]

A lot of booktook smut is easy to make fun of but generally I think women jerking off is a good and righteous thing. Yet another example of things that are embarrassing also being cool. Lotta complex thoughts to think out there. Be safe. I love you.

[valentineua]

The Lovers (1933) - Konstantin Somov

[909th]

saw this girl keying someone’s car this morning. was sort of compelling to watch. acts of passion are so rare these days… sigh…

[pinkponygrl]

need to string together my thoughts more on this but reeeeeally interesting to see the influx of media - severance, the substance, mickey 17 - centered on the idea of a double/expendable iteration of yourself.

the dehumanization of workers by the way of non-livable wages, unsafe working conditions, and identity based discrimination (and the current removal of dei initiatives), all drive a wedge between our personhood and the value we are prescribed as a member of the workforce. something something the effects of ai and deepfakes already putting people in danger, the way we live and present our lives online vs in reality, there’s a lot to unpack here. but it’s fascinating to see this trope so widely translated as a storytelling vehicle for these ideas, and that this is the story that people are interested in telling.

[beyourghost]

and obviously you find yourself thinking oh i do wish i could get severed to do this one thing. would you actually maybe not. but you do wish you didn't have to undergo medical procedures you do wish you didn't have to do the things that give you anxiety you do wish you didn't have to do tedious tasks that barely even require you to be present for them. it's tempting. that's why the premise works. but the premise is also that somebody has to do it. somebody has to go to the dentist and somebody has to get on that plane and somebody has to write those thank you notes. just like somebody has to clean the house and somebody has to harvest the food you eat and somebody has to make the clothes you wear. you can't eliminate inconvenience you can only delegate it. you can't eliminate suffering you can only delegate it. and always the easiest way to live with this is to see that somebody as less than. less than you less than people. and if that somebody has to wear your body to do it well maybe it's not all that different. they're not a person. you are. it's capitalism all the way down baby