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computersaresadtoo

XP/98 remix

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ok what the fuck

jas-old-account

It sounds like some digital boss theme

basiliskfree

I had to draw this.

mehrstimmige

@king-among-knights

positivedoodles

[Image description: drawing of a green teapot above a caption that says “May your tea be exactly as you like it.”]

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Kristián Mensa

buzzfeed

s/o to all the lactose intolerant people out there

Intro

Sze Jia is a wanderer who loves diving into metaphors and exotic landscapes when she isn’t working on schedules. She has a strange fixation on shoes, emo indie bands and fancy kitchenware. Yoga and cooking keeps her sane. Yes, she can feed you. *Batteries not included.

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“dude, i’m wasted” and by wasted, i’m talking about all of my wasted potential because i’m a lazy piece of shit

yogainsta

hconover

Yesterday, Amy Schumer got pissed at Glamour Magazine for calling her plus-sized. Schumer wasn’t pissed because the lady mag exaggerated her weight—she didn’t care about that—but rather was alarmed that the magazine allegedly referred to her body as an example of what plus-size looks like on the cov

The trouble with othering plus-size women, other than the fact that it makes shopping incredibly challenging, demeaning, and annoying for most of us, is that it also makes the average woman think she’s a minority—a practice that’s already shoved on women in general. Considering women make up 51 percent of the population, they’re by definition not a minority, period. And if the average woman wears a size 14, she’s not plus-sized. She’s normal-sized. By telling women like Adele, Melissa McCarthy, Ashley Graham, and, yes, Amy Schumer that they’re different—that their bodies are other than what they’re supposed to be—it sends the message that there a right and a wrong way for a woman’s body to be.

bunlly

The only way to find true happiness is to risk being completely cut open.

Chuck Palahniuk, Invisible Monsters (via lazypacific)

Sick

I think I'm falling sick. It's a sickness called falling.

archatlas

Windows of the World Andre Vicente Goncalves

“I have always had a curiosity about windows.

Like the structure of houses, they change from region to region and “Windows of the World” was born, a big evolution from the earliest windows that were only a hole in the wall.”

You can see the series so far @ andrevicentegoncalves.com

Promises to myself.

I will not reduce myself to fit other people's expectations. I will have strength to thread through grounds and feelings unfamiliar to me. I will stop finding a binary. I will leave if I need to. If it means displacing myself to help me grow, I will. The pains of being young are not painful at all.

Poorly Drawn Lines