Trexopia

• Lexi • Illustrator • IG: https://www.instagram.com/lexinasonart

[goracememy]

[fiveminutetrash]

Wait- this is actually so fun-

[sockatoothewafflebird]

i’m gonna reblog this every time it appears on my dash. rhat’s my new rule

[8pxl]

holographic charm concepts ✨ buy a wallpaper or leave a tip / twitter / instagram / shop 

[gs15349]

omg it's like the Secret Lair lands!

[8pxl]

I made those too !~

[letsmakepoppunkgreatagain]

[boomstab-papa]

[trexopia]

With TikTok disappearing.. I guess I’m back?

[ltc-kilgore-deactivated20181027]

[mellific]

all sorts of echoes in these caverns

twitter / store

[carcrash-ventass]

GHOST FISH!

[c3rvida3]

Did anyone else have an obscenely dangerous childhood activity? Ours was climbing the beams in the abandoned glass factory.

[c3rvida3]

I'm glad dodge rock is a universal childhood pastime.

[c3rvida3]

I love all of these, but this one is my favorite.

[boomgubbins]

“On the morning of June 14, 1968, a group of hippies fled into the mountains of Colorado to wait for doomsday.” Phanta - Le Tigre

[telnaga]

red hot silly peppers :)

[dankmemeuniversity]

[clown-funeral]

[nocerealmilk]

[populationpensive]

I cackled so loud you guys

[tikkety-tok]

[lady-feral]

FUCKING PREACH

[mj-irl]

It’s all about control, sexism, racism, it’s not about babies or lives or the Bible

[a-brokenteenpoet]

Okay, but I've seen this argument thrown around for years, and I never believed it because it's been pushed into my brain since I was a child by my extremely Christian parents that abortion is fundamentally evil because it goes against the Bible. But I'm taking a 2nd Wave Feminism course and I finally found out that this is actually 100% true? Until the Reagan campaign and associated Republican politicians tried to find another social issue to sway Southerners, especially Southern women, in their favor, abortion was not a primary issue for churches. It was only when feminists started mobilizing and, as a result, many institutions such as the Catholic church tried to mobilize against them that churches started advocating against abortion. Abortion did not become an issue of morality for the right until the 70s. Before then, abortion was simply not discussed because most things relating to sex weren't publicly discussed. So no, according to popular belief, the argument that abortions are killing babies did not always exist, it was just an argument crafted when the Republican party needed another social group to oppress for political points

[axolotlife]

Of course it was Reagan

[lizluvscupcakes]

Why’s it always Reagan?

[tempestpaige]

discourse damaged zoomers will be like “stop fetishizing [xyz]” and xyz will be a literal sex act

[tempestpaige]

discourse damaged zoomers will have “BLM✊🏼” in bio but harass black women over stupid fandom bullshit

[tempestpaige]

discourse damaged zoomers will see a white woman married to a Vietnamese man wearing an áo dài for lunar new year and tell her shes appropriating his culture

[tempestpaige]

this is all discourse ive seen on tiktok

[tempestpaige]

“tumblr was just as bad!!!” yes there was stupid discourse on tumblr. however, tiktok allegedly has 1 billion users. tumblr, in 2018, had about 32 million active users. tumblr peaked in 2014 with 100 million users. even if we assume that tiktok is lying, more people, especially young people, have access to smartphones now! Therr are way more tiktok users than there ever was on tumblr. the pile ons and callouts and harassment i see on tiktok is a lot worse than what i witnessed on tumblr. this is a concerning trend we wouldn’t completely write off because “tumblr was just as bad” or “leave minors alone!”

[fanbun]

TikTok seems like a real breeding ground for cyberbullying too with how easily identifiable users are. Not a lot of people even show their faces on tumblr.

[worldlykid]

I found this really important tiktok about what to do if a Jehovah's Witness or Morman missionary comes to your door:

[thefriendlyneighborhoodpervert]

I spent some time in a Jehovah's Witness church. They're exceptionally skilled at recruiting people into their church. (And I was an ATHEIST)

I left after a couple months, I stayed just long enough to see that they explicitly believe women are inferior to men, and of course, that homosexuality is a sin on par with murder.

The whole missionary door to door thing is NOT how Jehovah's Witnesses recruit. That is how they convince their members that the world is out to get them. One of the first things they teach is that Jesus requires you to try to convert non Christians to the faith. (They say non Christian but mean non JW.)

Then they say, "look how people treat us, just for the crime of wanting to save their soul"

They have long time church members tutor the incoming members to smooth the process over. They're trained to smooth away any doubts you may have about the church.

It is a textbook cult but because it's a Christian cult, nobody will do anything about it.

[gottalovecatss]

I just wanted to share, in case no one realizes how messed up JW can be, my family only left after the elders followed around my teenage aunts and other young women to "ensure they weren't sinning" and my great-grandparents STILL stayed!

[dilfhershellayton]

jojo siwa is like. her style is not my taste at all but as soon as other people call it annoying im like actually you're wrong she's an icon and a legend

[saxophonechihuahua]

she looks like the concentrated essence of a claires store and i do not mean this negatively

[sapper-in-the-wire-old]

In the same vein of cave paintings having children’s handprints higher than their height suggesting them being lifted up or sitting on the shoulders of adults, there’s footprints in Australia dating to the Ice Age showing a group of adults and children walking to a body a water, and one child breaking away from the group to seemingly skip in a wavy path until rejoining the group

This is like 20 thousand years ago! And the joy and happiness of going to water made this child playfully skip along! It’s universal! Dancing their way back to their family!

In a language we will never hear, a culture we’ll never know, with thoughts and ideas we can only imagine! There are millennia of untold moments of happiness, of human connection and warmth that are gone forever. But they still happened! Did that family even notice the tracks they left? How could they have known that that one day their impossibly distant descendants would be able to see the imprints they made?

Another set of tracks in the same area shows three men hunting a giant kangaroo, running at incredible speeds, but one of them had only one foot! They jumped along on one foot, every so often an imprint from a stick appearing. How did they lose their limb? An accident? A fight? A predator? Was it completely gone or maimed? Was it from birth? Either way this person was cared for by their family and was able to heal and participate fully in life! They most likely felt grief when their family member lost the use of their limb! Who cared for them? Who gave them the stick to help them walk? What kind of joy did their family feel when they made a recovery? Did someone shape and carve the stick? They certainly worked all of their other wooden tools, something as essential that would have been too.

This was during the ice age when Australia became a brutally cold, dry desert. Their entire food system had to change. By all indications it should have been a stark and difficult life of little resources. But no! They worked together! They looked after their wounded and sick! The speed that these hunters were running at was incredible and means they were well fed and healthy! A millennia of helping one another and caring for one another and all we can get are tiny glimpses of these moments did they catch the kangaroo did they laugh and congratulate each other when they did how happy were they to bring it back to their families I just

[all-pacas]

so, i live on  the fourth floor of an apartment building that faces a fairly busy street; it’s on a hill so car noises are pretty regular over the course of the day. because i’m high above the street, you obviously can’t see the cars unless you look out the window, right? but sometimes the sun reflects off the car roofs or whatever, and so there’ll be a light on my ceiling as a car passes by.

so my cat? whenever he hears a loud engine, day or night, he looks at my ceiling. even if there is no refraction going on. to him, those are the sounds of light on the ceiling. sometimes the light appears and there is a loud noise. it’s 8pm and a truck just passed and he watched the ceiling as the car moved past my windows – no reflection this time of night, but trucks are ceiling creatures and i just think that’s such a like – it’s a good correlation, buddy!! you figured it out!! you’re wrong but you’re so smart!!

[all-pacas]

this is NOT WHAT I WAS EXPECTING FROM THIS POST but anyway here’s my cat stalking trucks (on the ceiling)

[evilkitten3]

actually i think your cat is onto something. maybe everyone else is wrong. i’d like to meet him and discuss this.

[thequeenofthepans]

[sloppystyle]

bug boys

[guardianofscrewingup]

It’s amazing how much we can see ourselves in some of the other ape species and how much they likely see of themselves in us. 

[shakespork]

everyone in the comments going “haha two apes looking at a bug...”

bitch you’re looking too

three apes looking at a bug