You cannot gender me in a way that matters

N | 23 | made in Poland He/him but spicy I'm strong and I love to fuck

[clerks-mlm]

trans people are biologically predisposed to sexiness that's an actual fact look it up

[cristalplanetheart]

😳

[savethewailes]

Let! That! Baby! Eat!!!!!!

[adelphicoracle]

Perfect tags

[i-cant-carry-it-for-you]

[heartshop]

[rocktheholygrail]

Jennifer’s Body (2009) || Hannibal (2013-2015)

[puppes]

[angel-kiyoss]

Octopus filmed changing colours while sleeping.

[fierceawakening]

i wonder what they are dreaming about

[plum-soup]

Changing colors duh

[max1461]

What’s really cool about this is that cephalopod (octopus, squid, etc.) intelligence evolved completely separately from intelligence in tetrapods (which includes primates, dolphins, crows… basically any other intelligent animals you can think of). Cephalopods are very, very far away from us on the tree of life. For context, you and a starfish are more closely related than you and an octopus. The last common ancestor of humans and cephalopods was the so-called Urbilaterian, the hypothetical first animal with a left-right symmetric body. This animal almost certainly had, at most, an extremely simple nervous system, without anything resembling a brain.

All this is to say that the fact that this octopus appears to be dreaming means one of two things. Either

a) dreaming is a very, very old thing indeed, going directly back to the Urbilaterian. This would mean that almost every animal, from insects to starfish to sea slugs to newts, is likely to have the ability to dream in some capacity or another (unless they have specifically lost it by evolutionary simplification).

or

b) dreaming evolved entirely independently in cephalopods when they developed greater intelligence. This would suggest, at least, that there’s something very fundamental about dreaming related to intelligence itself, which causes it to emerge independently when sufficient intelligence arises.

Needless to say, either of these outcomes would be really very cool.

[expressions-of-nature]

Castelluccio, Italy by Ernesto Scarponi

[luffysfakebeard]

well I’d like to see you look better after having your balls stolen Tatsu

[virginalbehemoth-moved-deactiva]

first they phased out the 22 episode season then they phased out the 13 episode season and now they’re phasing out the 10 episode season like can you guys go watch fucking movies or something and stop trying to “tighten” television

[boazpriestly]

We need to go back to more episodes because shows can’t be action or drama all the time, there needs to be breathing room for both the audience and the characters. There need to be good filler episodes where the characters get to just have fun and develop outside of the main story. Side quests and downtime are important to storytelling. We need to see the characters be regular people with regular problems in between the big stuff.

[huffylemon]

[prettygayrose]

Something that bears mentioning: I get why we need to shame straight girls who fetishize mlm ships but. To any straight girls who consistently relate to or resonate with mlm dynamics on a deep level or see themselves in queer male characters. if by any chance this post from a tiny tiny blog crosses your dash. Please take this moment to very privately consider the possibility that you might not be straight. Or a girl.

[memeclassheroes]

[shobe-sandwitch]

idk who needs to hear this, but your wants are not outrageous. you want love? you want attention? you want peace? you want comfort? you deserve it. you're not asking for too much.

[lake-lady]

I come from a long line of people who should not have had children but did anyway

[ndiecity-deactivated20241101]

alright I reflected on the self. I'm 100% sure the beasts are the issue here

[runby2]

Hell yeah bro. 🤝Time for top surgery

[runby2]

sorry homie. I see now you said beasts. Like, The animal . Not breasts. The word for boobs. Did not mean to threaten you.

[ndiecity-deactivated20241101]

this is so fucking funny

[mybeingthere]

Czech artist, Luba Krejci (1925-2005).

Born in Vrbno, Czechoslovakia, Krejci worked at her studio in Prague. She is known in the US and represented in many textile collections primarily for her whimsical “thread drawings”. This piece is a perfect example of the artist’s innovative use of fiber materials. Krejci’s adaption of the traditional needle and bobbin lace techniques led her to introduce her own, a technique she called “nitak” or “little threaded one”. This method and enabled her to “draw” with thread and is her most significant contribution within the field of textile history.

Krejci “forged a new direction, creating figures of thread by adapting needle and bobbin lace-making techniques to create ‘intake’, a technique of her own making. The figures in her work are not what one would encounter in American work according to critic Janet Koplos. They are, Koplos wrote in the New Examiner in 1970, ‘not organic, not playful, not color studies, not romantic. They share with Eastern European fiber art a somber mood, a predominance of dark colors, a look back to classic themes and characters, and a great drama.’ ” (arttextstyle)

[violetsandshrikes]

one of my favourite ever lion studies was looking at masculinized females in botswana, and one of the study lionesses was called SaF05

SaF05 had a mostly complete light mane, mated with both males and females, roared and scent-marked in a fashion associated with males, however acted socially as a female when it came to hunting and patrolling

[violetsandshrikes]

revolutionary

[therootbeersprite]

Did they name the lion Sapho on purpose?

[vacuously-true]

Hey tumblr friends, in case I haven’t told you lately, I have no idea what the FUCK half of you are on about and I WISH I didn’t know what the rest of you are on about. Great work. Keep it up.

[nudityandnerdery]