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aleksandra.guss

[aliceinwondercloset]

[khylamarieren]

I want to sit down and read just for the sake of reading. I don’t want to do it because I get to add the title to my portfolio of things I have consumed. I don’t want to rush through a story just so it can be scratched off of a list. I don’t want to recite what I have learned to act like I understand something new. I want to understand because I am curious, not because it will make me sound smarter in a conversation. I want to be. I want to be. I want to enjoy. I just want to be. How did I forget to do things purely out of wanting to do them, why is there always an ulterior motive? I don’t want to have an explanation of why I do things anymore. How can I learn to enjoy again? Isn’t enjoyment and pleasure a reason enough? 

[michalinamurawska]

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[danger]

By Simon Byrne

[softestaura]

Alexa Demie for the Pop Magazine (2022)

[chaosophia218]

Willis I. Milham - How to Identify the Stars, 1909.

[space-pics]

Saturn’s Ultraviolet Aurora by NASA Hubble

[moonman]

[lake-erie]

Potamilus alatus shell, collected in Scioto River, Ohio in 1993

[glowdetails]

outfit details @ elie saab spring 2020 couture

[just--space]

M43: Streams of Orion : Where do the dark streams of dust in the Orion Nebula originate? This part of the Orion Molecular Cloud Complex, M43, is the often imaged but rarely mentioned neighbor of the more famous M42. M42, seen in part to the upper right, includes many bright stars from the Trapezium star cluster. M43 is itself a star forming region that displays intricately-laced streams of dark dust – although it is really composed mostly of glowing hydrogen gas. The entire Orion field is located about 1600 light years away. Opaque to visible light, the picturesque dark dust is created in the outer atmosphere of massive cool stars and expelled by strong outer winds of protons and electrons. via NASA

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