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deitycyla

Avatar Kyoshi? I just think she’s neat 💛

deitycyla

What is your wisdom 7ft tall womannn

catchymemes

ssalmonn

spectrometrie

selavy

the energy these have is like nothing I have ever seen

cheeseanonioncrisps

I know they probably mean ‘pull over first’, but they’re sure as hell not saying that.

crashqueerz

So.

#find this future self #end of an era

enjin13

p-lutochild

thatmightyheart

the embodiment of darkness and destruction just wants scritches

#yessss #bird bow and his shadow kitty

averyboneyguy

“Perfectly respectable Victorian women wrote to each other in terms such as these: ‘I hope for you so much, and feel so eager for you… that the expectation once more to see your face again, makes me feel hot and feverish.’ They recorded the ‘furnace blast’ of their ‘passionate attachments’ to each other… They carved their initials into trees, set flowers in front of one another’s portraits, danced together, kissed, held hands, and endured intense jealousies over rivals or small slights… Today if a woman died and her son or husband found such diaries or letters in her effects, he would probably destroy them in rage or humiliation. In the nineteenth century, these sentiments were so respectable that surviving relatives often published them in elegies…. [In the 1920s] people’s interpretation of physical contact became extraordinarily ‘privatized and sexualized,’ so that all types of touching, kissing, and holding were seen as sexual foreplay rather than accepted as ordinary means of communication that carried different meanings in different contexts… It is not that homosexuality was acceptable before; but now a wider range of behavior opened a person up to being branded as a homosexual… The romantic friendships that had existed among many unmarried men in the nineteenth century were no longer compatible with heterosexual identity.”

— Stephanie Coontz (via glitterencrustedbunghole)

#interesting #find this future self #important