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[metukika]

me

[porfavorcachumbinha]

vamos ver como tão as tags

[fullmetalboob]

can someone explain how shoplifting doesn’t hurt workers? i’m rly out of it and i cant rly confront the OP directly bc i have a short fuse atm

[bapouro]

i'm sorry, i tried to stick it out, but by now I have to block that MJ video. I'm sorry it came to this

the last jemonah 

[tragedyhentai]

i remember this one time i actually inked, colored, and finished a piece of art

my dick was so hard that day

[vrisrezi]

IF CHIHIRO WAS A GIRL THAT WOULD MEAN SO IS COCO FROM BOKU NO PICO OR KURANOSUKE FROM PRINCESS JELLYFISH AND THEY ARENT

[bigbutteradachi]

im gona cry enrkoxjsjakJSJSJ why is it everytime i actually want to fall asleep universe doesnt let me

[partyshoggoth-blog]

Interestingly, Inanna departs simultaneously from several different points of origin: In Uruk she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. In Badtibira she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. In Zabalam she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. In Adab she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. In Nippur she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. In Kish she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. In Akkad she abandoned her temple to descend to the underworld. (Wolkstein-Kramer) Alice does this as well, descending twice, but seemingly unaware of her other journeys to the same fantastic world. Are there, perhaps, two Alices, just as there are two kittens and two Queens, descending to Wonderland simultaneously from two different points of origin?

Catherynne M. Valente, Follow the Yellow-Brick Road: Katabasis and the Female Hero in Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz, and The Nutcracker