#seppin

[dangercupcakemurdericing]

seppin replied to your post “Also,RE that post without a title”

Idk if you want replies but this so much, I love nonsexual bondage because it’s like a cocoon

replies are totally fine! <3 I mostly didn’t want the small segment of my followers who just reblog my personal shit and don’t engage with it to do that. It makes me feel like I’m being studied all over again. Cacoon good. I’m glad you’ve got something that works for you. Hurray for that.

[y6le]

seppin replied to your post “anyone else on here have eyelashes that are angled downwards b/c mine...”

Yes ! I have given up tbh but finding the right curler and doing multiple thin layers of mascara helps somewhat

thank you!! although the more i get into it the more i can feel myself giving up on mascara in general it’s so much work x(

[museumlad]

seppin

  its late but anyone wanna watch a movie w me

I would but I’m about to go to bed :/

[cups hands around mouth] booooo

[strawberreli]

seppin answered your question “my tumblr just asked me if i had questions about black identity? why?”

its part of the answer time series

but why black identity, what is the context?

[museumlad]

seppin

  okay based on the title of this essay i was pretty...

me trying to hit word count

okay but like..... this whole first paragraph

“In the hundred years prior to the end of the sixteenth century, despite constant pressures to the contrary, the Jews of Italy--who were made up of relatively small and ethnically different groups that traced their origins to lands are far apart as Spain and Turkey--managed with no small success to preserve their diverse ancestral religious traditions. Suddenly, from sometime about 1570, the winds shifted, and Italian Jews became receptive to innovations that led to major changes in their religious practices and attitudes. I say “suddenly,” because revolutionary change did not require a revolution. The major changes that occurred apparently were not preceded by an extended period of cultural and social ferment. The opposition to change seems to have been sporadic, limited in scope, of brief duration, and far weaker than might have been expected, certainly with respect to other Jewish societies, where less significant changes in daily life and religious opinions occasionally generated considerable controversy. Problems of intellectual nonconformity, at least at first glance, seem to have effected only slight sensitivities to issues involving authority and institutional and social stability.” 

-from “Change in the Cultural Patterns of a Jewish Society in Crisis: Italian Jewry at the Close of the Sixteenth Century” by Robert Bonfil

[yeoja]

seppin replied to your post:junie im worried that mizon snail cream stuff on...

my understanding is that a lot of western retailers have a crazy markup process since it passes through so many hands – there are reliable amazon and ebay sellers of mizon products (jolse and wishtrend on amazon, roseroseshop on ebay) and they tend to be middle of the price point while being reliable

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[museumlad]

seppin replied to your post “whats up party people im in florence and the breakfast room of the...”

I went two years ago! Where have you been?

we went to the uffizi gallery yesterday and then had a walking tour around the city! it was great except my feet were dead and it was raining

today philosophy dude and i went to the galileo museum and then i came back to the hotel and took a nap and worked on some homework