MYSTERIOUS SCHEMER

michael - he/him

[kunoichl]

funniest tiktok exchange of all time

[shesnake]

Keira Knightley in Colette (2018) dir. Wash Westmoreland

[readingrainboww]

8.30.21 - back on campus for the first time since pre-covid. it’s been weird, but it was also lovely to get to return to my favorite spot in the library after a year.

[clioiotopia-deactivated20211116]

ig @feelinglikegoya

Memento mori (Latin for ‘remember that you [have to] die’) is an artistic or symbolic reminder of the inevitability of death. The concept has its roots in the philosophers of classical antiquity, and appeared in funeral art and architecture of the medieval period. Memento mori jewelry with skull or coffin motifs became popular in the late 16th century, and it was reflected in the artistic genre of vanitas, where symbolic objects such as hourglasses and wilting flowers signified the impermanence of human life.

[mindstack]

[guerrillatech]

[treasurelily]

some context work for the canterbury tales. current mood: chaucer singing to his empty wallet. 

i hope everyone’s having a good day <3 

[books-succulents]

Things I Did - Summer 2021 [Photo Dump] Pictured: chelsea market bookshop; roses at the ny botanical garden; tea, biscotti, and the new yorker; summer reading w/ ts eliot, native speaker, and love in the time of cholera; the beginnings of an embroidery hobby

[lotldraws]

sukuna is 1000+ years old but turns out he’s just like This

[truly-tacenda]

[jueki]

Pale Flower 1964 ‘乾いた花’ Directed by Masahiro Shinoda

[deadpoet-skull]

a thunderstorm going outside, the gods scream their name. because the only thing that hunts you, the only truth you can't escape from, is that your lover is dead, and you, the person they trusted and adored, cold-blood murdered them.

[galina]

one more picture from the gorgeous free library in shrewsbury, originally built in the 1500s. this room, the old school room, is the oldest part of the building

[dearest1]

my immense self hatred VS my delusional god complex

[villainousorigins]

Gods can hate themselves, too

[ciceroneous]

if I relayed to you the saga of my battle with the university bookstore, you’d be forgiven for thinking it was written by Homer; I might finally be getting my textbooks today🤞🏼

[stasi-informant-deactivated2021]

[hizerain]

I have been thinking a lot about pain and suffering. I'm not a person of strong unwielding convictions, most often I find myself swayed to view things as they are, a strange are of grey. There is one thing I beleive in very strongly though, aninatalism. The belief that birth is unethical. I could never understand how people willingly bring a thing into the world, because while living can have many joys it also has many pains. To know you'll inflict suffering and pain on another living being, unable to consent to it in any way I find quite horrid.