hell hath no fury like a tummy hurted

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we're not kids anymore.
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@sleepgrrl
hell hath no fury like a tummy hurted
A seemingly objectively agreed upon truth is what a profound and marked affect one of the shortest parts of the human condition—childhood—has on our lives, how so many agree that too many people spend the whole of their adulthood living in response to all that they endured in adolescence, and yet the way this world chooses to interact w children is still so thoughtless and harmful and cruel lol what the fuck
I love seasonal fruits they're like girl we're back lol
photographer: michael oliver love
i love being a tote bag mf ... ur y2k lil purse is not taking shot glasses vodka cigs a snack and an umbrella anywhere
I love when I want to become friends w another woman and then we do… angels always find each other
renaissance paintings reconstructed in every day life.
Nina Simone by Michael Ochs, 1967
White people dont say gee whilikers anymore
Poet James Schuyler to painter John Button (Spring 1956)
Julia Condon, Hanging mobile with illuminated blue glass orb, 2016.
if you n i were bears we could hibernate together. think about it
The microbes inside me are pleased by my yogurt offering. I live another day.
what emotion does this piece of furniture evoke in you
Into the woods, Margot Wallard