For When It's Too Much

🌘🌗🌖🌕🌔🌓🌒 🌷 I Do Believe In Love 🌷 (Black Blog)

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I Think His Hair Is Lovely And Silky And He Lets Me Play With It And Style It Even Though That His Not His Preferred Way To Wear It

His Pusher Rate Is Comfortingly Consistent And It Is Very Reassuring To Hear Over Long Periods Of Time

He Is Gentle And Considerate And Makes Efforts To Take Me Out Or Make Sure I Am Looked After When I Am In Poor Mood Or Health

He Does Live In France But Nobody Is Perfect

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Hanna Lee - Darkness that embraces me, 2023

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@feeling-horsey

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[sophiegibert]

Linda Ridgway, Longing, 2005, Bronze, 13.5 x 22 x 1.75 inches

[wifekat69]

IF SOMEONE EVER UPSETS MY WIFE FOR ANY REASON THE ONLY THING THAT KEEPS ME IN CHECK IS ALSO MY WIFE. IF I LOVED HER A LITTLE LESS A LOT OF YOU WOULD HATE ME A LOT MORE. I DO MY BEST TO NOT BE A CUNT THROUGH THE GRACE AND PATIENCE OF ONE WOMAN WHO IS FAR TO GOOD TO HAVE TO DEAL WITH THIS TO BEGIN WITH.

[mister-carnival]

🌙 Sweet Stardust ⭐

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[eunnieboo]

pink in the night

[melynnwaters]

babe are you alright? you just reblogged eunnieboo’s pink in the night comic again

[artimz]

the eat bang kill tour

[homunculus-argument]

Corvids have a basic grasp of the theory of mind - the ones who hide their food will remember who saw them bury it, and will come back to stash it elsewhere when they know they’re no longer watched. They are vaguely aware that others are also capable of thinking and planning, and anticipate that another bird would seize the treasure later, if ever given the opportunity.

Many corvids also mate for life. They have foods they prefer more than others, and it has been discovered that they can also know and remember their partner’s favourites, and bring those treats to each other, even if they personally don’t care for this food source.

Is that love? A crow cannot be forced to do something it does not want to do, they do as they please and it pleases them to bring gifts to their partners. What is love but joy that stems from the joy of another?

Do they know what love is? A jackdaw knows that another jackdaw it can see has seen it in return - do they know that a spouse that brings them treats does it as a treat to themselves as well?

Do these birds know what love is? Do they know that they love, and are loved in return?

[starrymooning]

You Are So Delicate And Dear

To Hear Your Sweet Surprise In Every Breath Coaxes Out The Sweetest Chirps In Me At A Register I Don’t Think You Can Hear

So I Will Translate As Plain As I Can

The Way Your Eyes Go So Big And Blue And Blown Wide

The Way You Nibble At Your Lip When You Are Nervous Or Excited

The Way Your Cheeks Flush Pink In An Instant When I Tell You:

I Love You

I Love You

I Love You

The Way The Ocean Loves A Stone

Cool And Eternal And Relentless

Until It Falls To Pieces

Softened By The Embrace Of The Waves

My Darling My Sweet My Gentle Sea Breeze

I Will Love You To Pieces

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To Be Seen By You Is Relief

To Be Held By You Is Reprieve

I Need For Little Else If I Am By Your Side

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I Am Usually Gross In A Moirallegience But Admittedly Nobody Has Actually Deserved This Degree Of Grossness Before

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Meditatively Drawing Little Circles On Your Back Like You’re The Final Answer On A Test I’m Not Ready To Turn In Just Yet

Dozing On My Shoulder With My Arms Around You And I Want To Be Here In This Moment With You Forever

Before The Sun Has Risen But After The Crickets Have Nestled Into Their Little Cricket Beds All Tuckered Out From Serenading Us All Morning

Face In Your Hair And Eyes Half Closed

Fumbling With The Spellcheck As I Document The Feeling Because I Do Not Want To Forget It Now Or Ever Again

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a small lexicon of love, part 2 — Vladimir Nabokov to his wife Véra