Living Life One Reblog At A Time

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[aidashakur]

To be loved by a thoughtful person is life changing

[fairycosmos]

this can not continue divas

[gardengnosticator]

friendship addicts will be like “i just need one more hit of your infectious laughter and zest for life”

[enswbl]

foraging for a fuckberry to give

[telumendils]

this is literally what true love looks like. to me.

[priisakilljoy]

[ishowdespair-deactivated2026012]

[eon-of-axolotls]

[esterexpositio]

SHREK 2 (2004)

[i-am-corbin-dallas]

I’m only just realizing thst the “Catnip” is likely planted. Look st the movement of the cops hand in the second gif. Looks more like he’s passing it from hand to hand

[steampunk-llama]

In the second gifset you can even see the bag underneath the armour so yeah its v much planted

[demenshah]

[codyraymond]

i’m not always horny but i kinda am tho

[gengario]

does my wasted potential turn you on

[narutwitter]

[goth-queen]

[meangirlnurse]

[whoviankendokaqueenbeewithbooks]

lol

[espanolbot2]

Link to the article itself.

[only-cat-memes]

[sistertaxon]

I didn't google it i duckduckwent it

[pinkmoondoll9shihtzu]

[dollsahoy]

There are a lot of people in the notes saying, basically, "Yeah, that's polyester for ya!"

but, the thing is

even polyester fabric was higher quality in the past

yes, not all of it, but, still, a noticeable amount of older polyester was...nicer.

yeah, it would still get picks and hold on to every bit of underarm odor, and that's on top of no-one knowing about microplastic shedding

but a 1950s Wash'n'Wear shirt, or 1970s double knit pantsuit, or 1980s neon sweatshirt, or a 1990s slinky knit or crushed velour mock turtleneck...so many of them would have been significantly higher quality than the fast fashion of today.

[sofairycakes]

i work in historical costume. i work in a big-ass warehouse, with hundreds of thousands articles of clothing dating back over 100 years (for original pieces).

the BLINDING difference in clothing quality between even the 1990s and the mid-2000s...not even going in to the decline in quality of clothing made in natural fibers (jeans with elastane, i'm looking at you), I've got faux-leather trousers from 1980s that are in near-mint condition, even after being hired and worn repeatedly for the past 40 years. we get donations of clothing that shows and films have bought online for contemporary shows that are disintegrating after being used on one show, for like....10 days, max.

don't even get me started on the seam allowances we used to get in clothes, because the assumption was you'd alter it at some point...

they hate you. they hate the planet. they have drip fed you worse and worse quality clothing until you don't even realize you're being sold Garbage