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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
if i look back, i am lost
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Xuebing Du
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@rebeltimedork
shit man this got me emotional
left: the Nebra sky disc, circa 1600 BCE, showing the Moon, Sun, and stars in gold on copper - the oldest depiction of the cosmos in the world
right: the Webb Space Telescope, July 2022, revealing thousands of baby galaxies forming in the early days of the universe - humankind’s deepest look into the sky
Here’s some extra photos of the disc from when it was exhibited just in case
New York City ballet production of Midsummer Nights Dream
The fact this isn't a painting is a testament to one of the greatest feats of set design and production I've ever seen.
My god just look at this! The lighting, set design, photography... I've just never seen anything like it.
This is from 1966 and you can see over a hundred photos on the NYPL digital collections website. It is absolutely gorgeous. These are just a few of my favourites.
Plus Puck's face here:
i truly believe that males are allowed and encouraged to post objectifying about women especially on twitter is a plot to make women stop showing their faces. same with ai porn. just going outside could make you the next victim. posting a picture, pursing a career in sports or entertainment, anything where your face is out there. they want us inside. to hide our faces and bodies out of fear. hidden. for the same reasons the taliban wants women inside.
they will not physically force us to change our behaviors. but they will make it more difficult for us if we don’t do so.
Credit to Irish press for keeping it real, unlike everyone else.
Was Mr. Rochester Worthy of Jane?
By A Reader Torn Between Romance and Reality
To many, Jane Eyre is the ultimate slow-burn romance. But I’ve always questioned whether Mr. Rochester truly deserved Jane. He lies. He manipulates. He hides a literal wife in the attic. And when Jane finally leaves, it’s not because she stops loving him—it’s because she refuses to compromise her values. That’s what makes her extraordinary.
Some readers argue that Rochester’s suffering redeems him—that the fire, his blindness, and his regret strip away his arrogance. But should a man have to lose everything to become worthy of the woman he loves? More importantly: should a woman like Jane have to wait for that loss to happen?
Jane doesn’t marry Rochester out of pity. She returns on her terms, with independence and emotional strength. That’s powerful. But a part of me still wonders: would Rochester have changed if life hadn’t forced him to? Or did he only grow because he had no other choice?
Maybe that’s the problem with romantic redemption arcs. They feel earned... but only after someone else pays the price.
If I were Jane, I would never have come back. No one deserves someone who only changes because they had no other choice. That kind of love is dangerous—it asks you to empty yourself just so they might begin becoming the person you needed from the start. And even then, the change is often temporary. A short performance. A pause before slipping back into the old self.
Some say Mr. Rochester redeemed himself, that he suffered and made amends. But how can you tell whether it’s real growth or just another act—something to lure you back into the same hell you barely escaped from? Love that comes only after damage isn’t love—it’s aftermath.
He might not even realize how harmful he is. But that’s not Jane’s responsibility. Her love is not a cure. It’s not her job to stay, fix, or sacrifice. And to frame it like she should because “she loves him” is to romanticize codependence.
Their relationship is draining and imbalanced. Jane would’ve ended up carrying all the emotional weight. And the hard truth? A single moment of agitation—one crack—can erase years of apparent effort. Because performance doesn’t last. And performance isn’t growth.
i hate how many volunteer events are stupidly sexist. you get there and they're like. "uhm we'll pick you 4 men for security (sitting around doing nothing) you 5 men to set up chairs (work for 10 minutes and then sit around and doing nothing)."
"as for the ladies, you will be coordinating and decorating and measuring and counting and interacting and greeting and directing and receiving and adjusting and serving and..."
@emsails YOU'RE RIGHT AND YOU SHOULD SAY IT
Challengers 2024 | Luca Guadagnino
ohhhh i get it now. the little seed of loneliness i’ve carried with me since i was five will never go away
"Oh no! This resonance cascade has introduced hostile alien wildlife into the Black Mesa facility! How ever am I going to defend myself???" The humble crowbar:
i’m back
challengers (2024) dir. luca guadagnino
