A Monster in the Attic

Like a good old fashioned nightmare. Hey I'm Spindle and this is my reblog blog...blog. (Sorry, I don't tag things) Art/Journal Blog:NO-OH-NO

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[choodraws]

girls night

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[loiclocatelli]

ARRIKA / A short comic I made for Inktober 2019. (it was supposed to be 15/20 panels long)

[tastefullyoffensive]

He’s innocent!

[star-anise]

UNJUSTLY IMPRISONED

[phoneticmeow]

I love when my boyfriend showers at my house cause I get to lean against the door and hear him quietly scream

[phoneticmeow]

NO YOU DONT UNDERSTAND HES A METAL VOCALIST HE PRACTICES IN THW SHOWER I DO NOT TORTURE MY BOYFRIEND

[translokey]

Discord: goes down

Me: “Dearest Diary,

It hath been 20 Yeares since I have last seen my loved ones. The Winter is so cold and mine old Bones so weary. James has come down with tuberculosis. I pray I may eat again soon”

[radiofreeslowzone]

god I dont wanna fuckin go on dates or try to sell myself or expose myself to an unending list of potential heartbreaks i just wanna skip to the part where someone is holding me and i am cozy. fuck this bro

[buttered-noodles]

HYPERVENTILATES

HER. H E R. 

*sobbing* 

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[purpleglowlikearoyal]

~T H E E N D~

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[apat-hetic]

Tucson : Bella Nugent

[kriptomnezija]

//hey moon, please forget to fall down.//

[mamoru]

I think there is a big difference between acknowledging that someone has changed and between whether or not you personally forgive them. people can change but you do not need to forgive or like them, and on the flip just because you do not forgive or like a person does not necessarily make it impossible for them to have changed.

[mamoru]

people, as a general statement, are capable of amazing change and growth. someone who primarily hurts others can absolutely become someone who primarily helps others. someone who does not care at all about anyone else can absolutely become someone who cares. people are capable of learning from mistakes and improving themselves. people absolutely can change. but change will never guarantee forgiveness, and forgiveness is never required to elicit change.

[roguetoo]

Photographer says that’s a fisherman, but I know a wizard when I see one.

[myfavoritedemons]

#or you could respect that fishermen are powerful in their own right (via @saxifraga-x-urbium )

[youngneemleaves]

Photography by Peter Yan 

“This is Lao Huang, a 86 years old cormorant fisherman living in Yangshuo, China. Sadly the 1300 years old fishing method now only survives as a tourist attraction in modern days.”

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