[ps192]

please change beliefs, jenny holzer

[halles-comet]

Today I was trying to chat up this girl standing with her friend at a lesbian bar and said “oh are you two together?” meaning were you friends before being next to each other at this bar and one turns to the other and goes with all the venom of a black mamba snake “I don’t know Cara, are we?” and I was like you know what? not my table

[sexy-paradise]

Reblog > Go to your tumblr > Click in the house > And try to get out of the house.

[oh-horat-sehun-deactivated20181]

ismileforstyles:

bitchums:

I JUST SPENT 2 HOURS OF MY LIFE TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT. OMG. MOST DIFFICULT THING I’VE EVER DONE. 

it took me 3 fucking hours

I LOVE THESE GAMES.

I DID IT, TOOK ME AGES BUT I DID IT.

now that you’re out, you have to go find the airport

[port-wine-blog-blog]

HELP IM STUCK

[solegunner-moved]

I GUESS YOU COULD SAY YOU’RE HOMESTU-*shot*

[thefreshprinceofjunes]

^ good

[lnxray-deactivated2014-deactiva]

HOW

[inuhodo]

JESUS FUCKING CHRIST HOW

[i-am-a-lazy-mess]

hate when I type :) and this 🙂 fucker appears. Go away you evil soul

[rudjedet]

I just realised Ph.D should stand for Preferred Hill to Die on.

[ialwaysbelieve]

I feel a sliver of sun on my skin and get the urge to tell anyone and everyone that I love them

[sometiktoksarevalid]

[y2kaestheticinstitute]

Marie Matiko in The Art of War (2000)

[joymariethompson]

Advantageous (2015)| directed by Jennifer Phang & written by Jennifer Phang and Jacqueline Kim

You know those movies that stay with you for a week? This is one of them. Watch it on Netflix and support women of color producing films!

[arylleth]

to love someone is firstly to confess: i'm prepared to be devastated by you. by A History of My Brief Body by Billy-Ray Belcourt

[exhaled-spirals]

Science is not based on a division between subject and object, but rather on attentiveness as a form of love. […] Just as love of a beloved stimulates our curiosity to know everything about them, so does love of the organism (or phenomena) evokes our desire for knowledge. [And] no organism can be too lowly to be worthy of love. Ingrith Deyrup-Olsen, a seventy-year-old professor of zoology at the University of Washington in Seattle, describes with delight the object of her research—slugs:

Most people think, “Slugs—yuk!” But I think that whenever you start to study an organism, you become overwhelmed by the beauty and complexity of it. I am always amazed and touched by the way these animals solve the  tremendous problems they have, which are always really basically the same as ours. I have come to have very strong respect and admiration for them, and I’ve also found it’s a wonderful area to involve nonscientists in. The minute you begin to show them that slugs are very complicated, interesting animals with their own needs and demands, people begin to look at them with very different eyes. I’m very moved by the slug’s ingenuity and tremendous drive to continue living. I think in the end this is what makes me go on, no matter how frustrating the experiments happen to be at that time.

— Linda Jean Shepherd, Lifting the veil: the feminine face of science

[zegalba]

[persianmom-deactivated20251026]

btw I am doing it afraid

[persianmom-deactivated20251026]

btw ​I did it afraid and was rewarded beautifully

[marciabrady]

One of the things I love most about Mulan, that’s rarely commented on, is just how much of a sacrificial lamb she is for her family before stepping in for her father in the army. Unlike Belle and Jasmine, who are fed up with society and make no attempts to conform for the sake of anyone else, Mulan trained and went to the match maker with the honest attempt at being the best bride she could be. If the match maker chose her that day, she would have willingly sold herself into the role that being a wife entailed to appease her family, at the sake of her own happiness and comfort because that’s how much they meant to her. If she hadn’t been perpendicular to the status quo and actually fit in, she would’ve gone into the marriage set up by the matchmaker and led a life of selflessness in a role that she never would’ve chosen for herself nor enjoyed.

[julykings]

from Tiny Beautiful Things, adapted for the stage by Nia Vardalos. 

[anthropoetics]

[lizardsister]

today’s date is the 3rd? what’s next, the 4th? the 5th? the minor fall, the major lift?