Oh you're so silent Jess

24. Uni student. Melbourne. My mum thinks I'm cool. Facebook Instagram: Jangaz

[ohmavisbegood-blog]

My new babies. A Cec turntable and Denon amp to replace my clunky old broken system. #happinesshasreturned #secondhand #turntable #amp #recordplayer #cec #denon

[mashamorevna]

“We dance alone. That’s why we only play electronic music.” - The Lobster (2015)

[ohmavisbegood-blog]

I couldn't resist a pair of these babies. #donttouchme #feminist #jewellry #goldhoops

[ohmavisbegood-blog]

@slightfawn pulling off the unamused hipster look perfectly. @typoshop #typo hipster

[symphonyofawesomeness]

[avoidreality]

important growing up stuff right here

[ohmavisbegood-blog]

Helpful.

[ohmavisbegood-blog]

The cw/tw phenomenon really concerns me. I'm glad that the topic was bought up, because I've been having a lot of trouble conceptualising it. Of course I understand that trauma is very real and that people can and do have adverse reactions to some topics, but one of the basic precedents of psychology is that avoiding your fears (negative reinforcement) can in turn make them stronger - meaning that providing the option (though I can understand why) might potentially be contributing to the problem? I also wonder how far it is that content warnings will go? I have a phobia of vomiting, but I can't and SHOUDLNT live my life actively avoiding stimuli that could potentially freak me out. I also feel like coddling these issues is a strange form of denial on a societal level. I mean, people will experience triggers, no matter what the space, but perhaps it's better that they practice exposure and experience them here where it certainly is safe. Conversely, I personally feel afraid to post on here sometimes for fear of saying the wrong thing or saying something that's politically incorrect, not that I feel I have any particularly hurtful opinions, but simply because I have not learned the vast and increasing number of things that are to be censored.

A girl from the Internet

[darkvoodoo23]

[okayqueer]

[fuffuster-deactivated20150719]

I’M SO GLAD THIS GOT A TON OF NOTES

[teratocybernetics]

THEY LOOK SO HAPPY TO BE HELPING

[recoverlovely-deactivated201804]

RATS ARE ADORABLE OK

[psychoactivelectricity]

Different densities of liquids

[yellowfangofstarclan]

[quatral2]

a must reblog for the scientific community

[dontdontdontdont]

it took me a solid minute to figure out what the hell they meant by die

[wackd-archive]

The abstract concept of death is less dense than maple syrup but more dense than milk.

[obviousplant]

In-Store Ikea Reviews [see a bonus review on Facebook]

[emxlylr]

[weedhazekush-deactivated2015110]

[maryroseavent]

nicole franzen (via sfgirlbybay)

[grickgrack]

[floyel]

Van Gogh Museum (Amsterdam) today, surrounded by a maze of 125,000 sunflowers where everyone was allowed to take home as many sunflowers as they wanted to.

[russiansandgod]

[creetch]

YOU ARE THE DANCING QUEEN YOUNG AND SWEET ONLY SEVENTEEN

OH YEAH

[eatsleepdraw]

Waiting Sophie Filomena