cadavre lucide

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Thierry Mugler spring/summer couture 1998

[trulyvincent]

The Swan, No. 11 Hilma af Klint  1914-1915

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i feel like i can’t complain or talk about it w my coworkers because they just gave in to the whole institutional bullshit and maybe they can turn their brain off to it but i’m unable to

[sailorserenite]

i want a new better job the way large institutions run like a military base camp where everything needs to be approved and signed off and there’s 12 meetings just to get a yes or a no on n something that doesn’t even have a large impact on the work is ridiculous it’s exhausting and fucking stupid

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saw lionel richie and earth wind and fire live yesterday and shimmied like there’s so tomorrow

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excuse the little wild hair, never knew how to tame them

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the security girl at work told me i looked really pretty when i came in this morning (◡‿◡✿)

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my anxiety is fucking up everything

[sailorserenite]

my love is back in town. we made love, he made us breakfast and is now tending to my garden. i love him and i missed him so much

[rosieandthemoon]

Lucille Ball in a promotional portrait for the 1933 film Roman Scandals

[sailorserenite]

picking up my boyfriend from the airport today 🤍

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Rene Magritte (Belgian, 1898-1967)

Melusine’s Window, 1953

The Golden Ring, n.d.

[rosieandthemoon]

Lover's Eye Bracelet,from c. 1860, British {via}

This example is rendered in delicate watercolor on ivory.

Popular in the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, lover’s eye miniatures were discreet tokens of affection, allowing the wearer to carry the presence of a beloved without revealing their identity.

By the mid-1800s, such objects could also function as sentimental or mourning jewelry, blurring the line between romance and remembrance.

[mini-girlz]

Neolithic Figurine Art 

From left to right: 1. The Goddess Ishtar, Circa 3000 BC.; 2. Ftelia on Mykonos, Neolithic figurine; 3. Early Cycladic 2700-2300 BC.; 4. Goddess Figure Pakistan circa 2nd century BC.; 5. Venus Impudique (“immodest Venus”) c. 14,000 BC, from Laugerie-Basse, Vezerey in Dordogne); 6. Figurine, 800s BC Iran; 7. Cycladic figure, 3200-2000 BC., Greece.

The Goddess is the most potent and persistent feature in the archaeological records of the ancient world, a symbol of the unity of life in nature and the personification of all that was sacred and mysterious on earth.

via > sculpturepods.com

[sailorserenite]

my mom giving me advice and telling me to chill and remind me that it doesn’t fucking matter in the grand scheme of things is so real and i act the same way w my loved ones i’m really the apple that fell right next to the tree

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i hate working for someone but i also don’t want to be responsible for others, what are my options here now

[riinasawayama]

in the mood for love (2000), dir. wong kar wai