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laura, 29, she/her ♡ I adore pokémon, the elder scrolls, fallout, & avatar (blue aliens)

[bridgekc]

yugioh but girls. more characters on the way

ft. a random pinterest outfit i found

[blackpyrefly]

I heard another video game is coming out soon

this has to stop

[briargeese]

Hellebores (Lenten Roses) under a UV light.

[kitschyfemme]

btw if you are friends with someone and you have the kind of dynamic where you can tease each other you also need to be nice. just so we're all aware. you also have to be nice with your words on top of it. like with your words. use your words. you should tell them with your words when you like something about them. if you are scared of being too sincere or vulnerable that is not an excuse to not be nice to someone. also you should work on that. ok are we all on the same page

[spicymochi]

pokopia friends

[space-dragon14]

Legendary Godzilla - The Great Wave

Inspired by Traditional Japanese art, specially Ukiyo-e, finished commission!

[space-dragon14]

Sharing this one again to promote myself, Comms are always open! feel free to email me or you can also find me at vgen

[pokemon]

Peakychu appreciation post 🫶

[shiningbean]

self maintenance

[blasteffect]

The Cosmic Vine: A Galactic Chain from the Dawn of Time !

In 2023, the James Webb Space Telescope glimpsed a breathtaking structure woven across the early universe—a chain of 20 galaxies, now called the Cosmic Vine. Stretching an unimaginable 13 million light-years, this ancient formation appeared just 3 billion years after the Big Bang, far earlier than scientists ever expected galaxies to organize at such scale.

This discovery challenges our very models of cosmic evolution, suggesting that massive structures were already forming when the universe was still in its youth. The galaxies appear to be strung together like beads on a filament of gravity and dark matter—an elegant trace of the cosmic web theorized to shape the large-scale structure of the universe.

It’s not just a line of stars—it’s a snapshot of cosmic architecture in its earliest form, a whisper from the deep past reminding us: the universe may be old, but it's still full of surprises.

[sn15y]

[pawberri]

Lunar new year is coming up so I drew this based on the beautiful fat horse sculpture in nanjing

[voridak]

A picture I drew of the honey slide from Enter the Dragonfly. I think my Spyros could use a bit of work but, hey, maybe that's on-brand for ETD fanart!

[goatpaste]

party worm!

[redhhound]

the last captive thylacine died at hobart zoo on the night of september 7th 1936

[pandoraheadcanons]

My biggest hater quality is that I think people using AI to generate content for Avatar are legitimately brain dead

[spicymochi]

they have flowers for you!

[martindykewood]

not to sound like a christian facebook mom but some of yall need to have grace in your hearts for the people in your lives or the people you pass once on the road and never see again like you literally need to stop assuming the worst of everyone and their intentions it is poisoning your brain. you can be careful and responsible without being a miserable person. it is possible i promise

[martindykewood]

you are a tar pit and you live this way because you choose to.

[turtlesandfrogs]

Also, if you're a jerk to others, the percentage of jerks you interact with will be higher than if you're not a jerk.

By being a jerk, you're actively making your life harder and less pleasant. This is because we're a social species, and we do this thing called "mirroring" usually unconsciously, so people tend to reflect the behavior you put out, back to you.

Also you can intentionally be kinder with people, and they'll be kinder to you.

We are a social species depended on cooperation to survive. Altruistic behavior is actually what's in our genetic past, far more than jerks.