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『欲望驱使人们去获得幸福但欲望又使得人们永远得不到幸福』【手绘人物的杂志封面】《 Badi 》是日本国内书店全国发行的 Gay Life Magazine | 在不久之前，用摄影作品代替了手绘美术作品。

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“The Flinch” by Julien Smith

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menburnstars

USA. New York. 1970. Leonard Freed

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Right-Wing Women (excerpt), Andrea Dworkin, 1983

#right wing women #andrea dworkin #1980s #radical feminism #its been super interesting reading this #and seeing the almost exact parallels between how supposed feminists treated lesbians in the 70s #and how trans women are being treated right now #and just all of dworkins writing in general is still so incredibly relevant im so glad i picked this up #ill be picking up woman hating from her next

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Rinaldo Missaglia - Salò, or the 120 Days of Sodom

orangerosebush

From "Labyrinths: Selected Short Stories" by Jorge Luis Borges trans. James E. Irby

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Faye Eleanor Woods (British, 1998) - Sell Ur Soul/Oh No This Was Just Supposed To Be a Casual Night Out! (2022)

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Gaston Paris :: Cirque Bouglione, deux artistes sur le trapèze, vers 1936. (Agence Roger-Viollet) | src Getty Images

Gaston Paris :: Les « nouveaux » Clérans, trapézistes, 1946 | src Centre Pompidou

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“Ever since I could remember, I had feared being found wanting. If I did the work I wanted to do, it was certain not to measure up; if I pursued the people I wanted to know, I was bound to be rejected; if I made myself as attractive as I could, I would still be ordinary looking. Around such damages to the ego a shrinking psyche had formed: I applied myself to my work, but only grudgingly; I’d make one move toward people I liked, but never two; I wore makeup but dressed badly. To do any or all of these things well would have been to engage heedlessly with life — love it more than I loved my fears — and this I could not do. What I could do, apparently, was daydream the years away: to go on yearning for “things” to be different so that I would be different.”

— Vivian Gornick, The Cost of Daydreaming - NYTimes.com (via myszko)