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reblog for good things to happen to you

the universe will listen

[sweeetestcurse]

Planet Earth II: Episode 05 - Grasslands

[weepingwidar]

Fiona Finnegan (Irish, 1979) - The Seat (2025)

[pyx]

@syrenki

[zemestoun]

sandro botticelli, dante and beatrice in stars

[dyx-deactivated20211116]

[beidak-art]

Birthday gift great blue heron, watercolor and ink.

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[lilitdraws]

[twokei]

[disneyisallicareabout-deactivat]

[389]

How Long Can I Keep This Spark Alive Celine Ducrot

[joeinct]

Corner Houses #20, Photo by Michael Wolf, 2010

[timberland-4-16-players]

[balaclava-trismegistus]

Americans really really need to be less paranoid and more capable of tolerating minor discomfort in public. Not everyone is a pervert/rapist/strangler/fiend. In fact, very few people are. Treating every violation of normal order as though it is a threat is why people are getting shot for turning around in a stranger's driveway. This happens within the frameworks of basically every ideology present in American culture. It is an American illness. If your vision of the world doesn't have room for saying "I'm sure it's nothing" then you really gotta work some shit out.

[04k96]

[plastiboo]

[12thbiologist]

annihilation is soooo good because the biologist is aware that she is an unreliable narrator and also hates it. she WANTS to be completely impartial and objective and just observe everything without influencing any of it. but she cant so instead she omits her name from the entire book to the point where it's almost absurd and completely intentional and splits her journal into "objective" chapters detailing her expedition and "subjective" chapters detailing her memories about her husband. ill never be over you biologist