stuff

and things

[jes68]

Léon Cauvy (1874-1933), Port d’Alger, vue de la ville, 1922.

[stevenrogered]

psa to tv writers: despite what you seem to think, people actually like seeing domestic, committed, in-love couples in stable and healthy long-term relationships 

[hillaryisaboss]

[4rtf4rt]

[moonskek-deactivated20251028]

Photographed by thetogfather

Model- zdaaank

[themoontookourvibe]

[dappereroticsexy-deactivated201]

[theweirdwideweb]

[geometrymatters]

Mathematician Henry Segerman demonstrating how a linear third dimensional plane is only a projection of the curved fourth dimensional space time.

via 10/10

[valeria2067]

[lejaponais]

[househunting]

$2,600,000/4 br/4300 sq ft

Washington, DC

built in 1880

[s0ur]

Adwoa Aboah

[househunting]

$164,085/6 br/3150 sq ft

Golden, IL

built in 1872

[gandalfsbignaturals]

i am a woman. i am a lesbian. i have a penis. i am dysphoric about my penis. even if i wasnt, i would be allowed to enjoy having sex with it! and my lesbian sexual partners would be allowed to enjoy it too.

being a lesbian is about loving women–even if those womens bodies have penises, or flat chests, or deep voices, or adams apples, or facial hair.

claiming that being a lesbian is about hating penises, or liking vaginas, or breasts, or anything other than loving women regardless of what their bodies are like, is disrespectful not just to trans lesbians everywhere, but to all lesbians whose bodies dont fit what society tells us women have to be, regardless of whats in their pants.

women are more than their vaginas. women are more than their bodies. women are a wonderful and diverse group of people with bodies that are as diverse as any other group. you cant ignore that, no matter what shitty ideas about womens bodies you subscribe to.

[strongcat]

hey transmisogynists: this post does not say “you have to date us.” it says “you have to accept that we are lesbians.” not creeps, not men, not straight. that’s literally it.

[slobbering]

[misspiggy]

listening to the beach boys is like

[broken-from-memories]

“At times I see the scars and I feel angry. Angry at the past, angry at the help I needed, angry that things went so far. Yet there is an element of pride knowing I am conquering the battle of self-injury. But that doesn’t equate to being proud of the permanence of these scars. Sometimes I feel afraid of them. I feel afraid that I’ll want to go back. I feel afraid for the capacity I have for self-destruction.”

— Kenzi Rome, “The Story of My Scars” (via twloha)