joy

[madeleine-ferguson]

Mädchen Amick, 1990.

[coastandpine]

Isle of Skye

[olearypoetry]

[ponderation]

David Baker             Photographer’s Website 

[jonahreenders]

running through the forest

Jonah Reenders | instagram

[malcsawyer]

Sunset at Millennium Green in North Hykeham.

[voguedolce]

antonio marras ss03

[hannahkemp-deactivated20240409]

Astoria, Oregon

Prints//Instagram

[oldhollywood-mylove-deactivated]

Marilyn Monroe in How to Marry a Millionaire (1953)

[hannahkemp-deactivated20240409]

Mount Saint Helens

[got-you-where-i-want-you]

“We all have one foot in a fairytale, and the other in the abyss.”

— Paulo Coelho (via amargedom)

[darkmatters-world]

[juliamstarr]

Instagram

[imsoofuckingsad-deactivated2018]

it’s like i always say: fuck

[galdrigge-blog]

Carl Heinrich Bloch (1834 - 1890) The  Resurrection (1881, detail)

[humansofnewyork]

“I’ve had horrible luck finding a husband.  Most marriages in this country are traditional, and I have a middleman who arranges interviews with potential suitors.  He probably thinks I’m a snob.  Because I either turn the men down or scare them off.  But you should hear the questions they ask me.  Nothing about personality.  Nothing about character.  Everything is about money: ‘What is your salary?’,  ‘Do you have a car?,  ‘Is this your only apartment?’  I used to answer these questions, but I’m much harsher now.  I’ll dismiss them right away.  I’ve had men ask me to stop working.  I had a professor ask me to stop studying because I have more degrees than him.  Another man ended the interview when he learned that my ‘doctorate’ did not mean I was a medical doctor.  It’s ridiculous.  Some friends and family want me to settle for the sake of having children.  But I have a viewpoint, and I’m not going to sacrifice that viewpoint just because I’m getting older.  I believe in marriage.  And I’d like children.  But if it means I have to accept anything, maybe it’s best to not get married at all.” (Alexandria, Egypt)

[owlwright]

lms

let me suffer