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look i'm not saying you should picture inej ghafa in anti titan gear nailing the shit out of vertical maneuvering but that's exactly what i'm saying + we all know she'd be one hell of a titan slayer

#grishaverse #aot #inej ghafa #shadow and bone #six of crows #attack on titan #snk #shingeki no kiyojin

daenerys-targaryen

I’M FUCKED

fionatienealas-deactivated20220

manslaughter huh... and a woman can merely chuckle

wooteena

hm

adizzyninja

Steps to turn safari tumblr into a separate app on iOS

Wanted to put together a guide for less phone-savvy people (like me) who want to avoid this batshit tag censoring by using tumblr on safari instead of the app. Less gooooo

1) Open up tumblr.com in safari and click on the little export button at the bottom of the screen

2) Click the “Add to home screen” button

3) Click “Add” and you’ll have a new icon on your Home Screen that will open the safari version

Conveniently, the icon will have the default tumblr logo and even opens fairly seamlessly into what looks like it’s own app (one that you can now tag posts properly with again!)

Hope this helps y’all!

intowxnderland

this genuinely helps a lOt

p.s. fuck you, apple

lookingforanepiphany

Keith Haring in 1989: “Unfinished Painting”. Haring died few months after and this is his last painting. This is supposed to be a self-portrait. Haring knew he wouldn’t have enough time to finish it. This is one of the saddest but certainly the most powerful thing I’ve ever seen.

auntbutch

to clarify: this is a finished self portrait. haring did know that he would be unable to continue to work; this “unfinished” painting refers to that self-consciously as a visualization of how the aids crisis and government neglect robbed him of his life and future career.

i feel like this distinction is important? there are many artists who died due to hiv/aids and left unfinished work, but haring made this specifically to comment on his impending death. i feel like stating that it’s actually unfinished takes away some of his agency as an artist/activist/pwa and the political power of the work.