*thin mints

This diary belongs to PJ. You have been warned. Watch out for #long post. Current mood: Cats & finding a salary

[setoshi-zombie]

Henry Patrick Raleigh (1880–1944)

[babyanimalgifs]

Best alarm clock ever.

via @winnie.and.malla

[huskergal93]

Please unmute. Your heart will thank you.

[red-faced-wolf-deactivated20251]

Those gentle barks and howls

[poxei]

haru for the lovely, wonderful @rongchaa !! it was supposed to be a birthday present but now it’s a month and a half late oops

[poxei]

seafood

[catchymemes]

[rumpledspinster]

Warming her tootsies.

[samdirector24]

Toasting the beans

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

I feel like this cat lives in a small cottage in the woods somewhere that you only find when your lost and that when you enter she will tell you some Chilling Tales while you sit by the fire together

[goodreadss]

[sa2ha]

[annyongchingu]

owning a black cat

[urbannoir]

peach ‘n’ creams moodboard

[hoppip]

scared cat from sketchbook

[sibyllinesketchblog]

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Sibylline

[peelingmandarins]

Musée de l'Orangerie

[peelingmandarins]

Musée du Louvre

[peelingmandarins]

*makes post*

americans: *criticizes post from a US-centric perspective*

[flores-et-dracones]

When people argue that Antigone is insane because she defies Creon and buries her brother even though she knows she will probably die for it, I always wonder how they are defining insanity. As loss of rationality and reason? Then she is no more insane than Creon. Because she continues on her course even though the result will be her death? Then she is no different from the majority of greek heroes.

Achilles kills Hector even though he knows it will ensure his death. Hector stays outside the walls of Troy to fight Achilles even though he knows there is pretty much no chance he will survive. Orestes kills his mother even though he knows it will mean pursuit by the Furies. Oedipus persists in his quest for the truth even though he realises it will have dire consequences for himself. Antigone buries her brother even though she knows she will pay with her life. Why is the idea of insanity only ever applied to Antigone? Is it because she is the only one who clearly breaks a law? (a law set down by the state at least). People have been breaking laws and standing up to tyrants and defending their principles in the face of death for all of human history.

I suspect the idea that Antigone is insane probably comes down to the sexist attitudes prevalent in today’s society. Antigone’s stubbornness, determination, defiance, thirst for glory and short temper are characteristic of greek heroes (especially Homer’s Achilles and other Sophoclean protagonists), none of whom are usually considered insane. Antigone’s behaviour doesn’t make her insane. It makes her a tragic hero.

[cy-lindric]

hey guess what i love jojo

[cy-lindric]

some music kids

[geee13]