Shu: SWIM UP???
Girl when I found out, I too was disgusted but I’m gay lmaooo
SWIM UP???
i was HOWLING
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Shu: SWIM UP???
Girl when I found out, I too was disgusted but I’m gay lmaooo
SWIM UP???
i was HOWLING
s1 finale
Hey remember how Noir is an anti-fascist from 1933
does anybody remember free the nipple. i wish i wasnt a stupid ten year old when that was a thing because i didnt know how good that movement really was. can we bring that back? the idea that womens bodies arent inherently sexual? all womens bodies? can women be braless or topless without it being a big fucking deal? please?
edit: kind of ironic i didn't think about it considering i'm transmasc myself but free the nipple applies to nonwomen with boobs too
double edit: stop tagging this as "#free the nip nops". they're nipples. nipples on boobs. be mature about this
When I watched Lalaland for the first time, i was so mad at the ending, perhaps i was too Naive at that time, or i hadn't experience the same for myself at that time. And now years later, i see the edits of Lalaland and i get that, i get that not every thing is meant to last, that sometimes you meet a person and thinks that you have found the one, you are happy, actually you are on cloud 9. Butterflies in your stomach and starry eyed, but still you have to let that person go. That it was the right person but the wrong time. And you'll remember them your whole life, perhaps you'll always love them even if you love someone else now. The love for them will still be there in your heart. And maybe years later you find their old text or see them at a coffee shop, you'll feel excitement with a pang in the heart. And now i understand Mia's teary smile and Sebastian's nod. I don't get mad at the ending anymore. Instead it makes me feel alot of things.
i just watched it for the first time and i’m sobbing but this seems to be the same mindset i’m at 😭
I'm so fascinated by people who seem to believe that analyzing media is somehow taking the joy out of it. Like. Do you not enjoy thinking? Does taking stuff apart and figuring out how it works not give you a hit of dopamine? And you get mad when you see people having fun in this way? What a sad, miserable way to engage with the world.
i literally asked my bf “why is he floating around 😭⁉️”
Actually really a big fan of how they set up Caleb as a tragic but kind and gentle figure and then with one episode showed us how brutal and ruthless he can be. They did not hold back and I couldn't be happier.
I LOVE HIM.
I'm obsessed with the Owelia interrogation going like
Beau: alright yeah let's do good monk bad monk and obviously I'll be bad monk >:(
Beau, five minutes later, watching Caleb make creative use of the heat metal spell: OKAY SO I'M DISCOVERING THAT I'M ACTUALLY A PUSSY
CALEB WIDOGAST The Mighty Nein Episode 5: 'Little Spark'
i love him so much yall don’t understand
Im so back in the building again! 👏👏👏
The Mighty Nein animated show is PHENOMENAL!
I’ve been rewatching campaign 2 and falling in love with these bastards all over again!🥳
Oh you know I’m just sitting here twiddling my thumbs waiting for sjm to drop another teaser next week...
elderly women going out and partying on weekend and tbh whenever they want is so interesting to me because those women are probably living the lives they didn’t get the chance to in the 60s. my grandmother in law has a group of girls they go out with multiple times a week and they party and dance and drink and everything. I was thinking about it and, she wasn’t allowed to have a credit card til after her youngest was born without her husbands permission. She’s been granted rights slowly throughout her life, and now she gratefully takes advantage of it.
idk i just think it’s beautiful seeing someone expressly enjoy their freedoms without you even realizing it.
Me, two glasses of wine in: "yeah so here's an in depth conversation about my identity as a nonbinary person, and my struggles with transphobia in 2023"
Median Center-Right American Dude at the party, also two drinks in: "Damn that's crazy, I never thought of it like that. Man, I'm sorry you gotta deal with this shit."
Me: "Ahh it's alright. I deal."
Random Guy: "People should just chill tf out."
Me: "Damn right"
Random Guy: "So if you're non binary, and, sorry if this is offensive but I don't know the right words here. Like, is it cross dressing for you if you wear a skirt?"
Me: "Its- hm. Huh. I have no idea."
Guy: "It must have been nice to go to school with other trans people. Like, you must've felt safe."
Me: "No actually it was the opposite. It just made me even more upset and confused. I didn't know what being non-binary was. I saw people that transitioned from one gender to the other and knew I wasn't that. It took me a long time to figure this shit out."
Guy: "man that sounds rough. No wonder you guys are upset all this time this sounds painful."
Me: "Well, it sucks until it suddenly doesn't. It sucks and then it rules hard."
Guy: "so It's like working out."
Me: [both of us are now nodding wisely] "it's like working out."
Guy who has only ever played undertale seeing a skeleton for the first time: "holy shit"
the addition made me laugh OUT loud
Woah mama I'm a shrimp
I truly believe we don't have much time left
they were telling the truth then, got it