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asapwalky

*thinks about dick in silence*

64bitwar

this is stomp dog it shows up to stomp away sadness

galacticjonah-moved

Everyone struggles with this feeling.

But you know exactly how much work you put into your art, how many hours and how much care and love went into your pictures and no matter the amount of likes or retweets you get, you KNOW the worth of your work.

galacticjonah

I’ve had this feeling bothering me a lot lately and I know I’m not alone out there, so here’s some positivity for all of you from my main artblog!

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Reblog the strawberry kitty for good luck!🍓🐱

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No offense but android snapchats look like photographs from the American civil war

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nefepants

This is cool as fuck

thedouble

“Happy New Year.”

― Carol (2015) dir. Todd Haynes

rubyfckingred

personalwater

Penguin just put on a full blown anime face. He just bout as phonyyyyyyy 😴

rubyfckingred

Omg

#anime #cats #cute cats #catlover #black cat #funny cat #kittycat #i love this #whos baby is this

film-psycho

Mena Suvari as Angela Hayes American Beauty (1999) dir. Sam Mendes

spiritualseeker777

sixpenceee

EVERYDAY THE SAME DREAM is an art game about alienation and refusal of labour. You are a faceless, unnamed man going about his business. The game has alternatives endings. Will you end up going to work and working in a little cubicle like every day, or will you take another route and do something different for once?

PLAY IT HERE

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thebartolonomicron

OK LEMME TALK ABOUT EVERY DAY THE SAME DREAM.

My history of game design teacher had us play through this game for ten minutes one class, and then played it on the projector.

At first no one seemed to really get it, it just seemed like a daily life simulator with catchy music (the music carries the game beautifully, don’t play it on mute if you can help it).

Then some of the other students began murmuring and questioning the point of the game after a few play throughs.

Yes, there are different ways to end the day, but the game has only one true ending, which is reached after ending the day every way possible.

Don’t judge the game by the minimalist graphics and simple gameplay mechanics. Every Day the Same Dream is a brilliantly crafted and for some a highly therapeutic experience.

Things you do one day can and often will affect the following days, (your wife leaves you, the homeless man vanishes, you lose your job, etc.) Until you’re left with only one final option, which I won’t spoil.

To paraphrase my professor, this game makes you look for a deeper meaning, not just in the game but also in yourself. It takes you to a place within yourself you need to be to understand yourself and how you interact with the real world. Play it all the way through and see for yourself.

sixpenceee

I think everyone needs to hear this

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lagonegirl

this

queenstravelingdarling

Interracial relationships will not kill racism. White people acknowledging their privilege and using it to dismantle the systematic racist government will.