Vives Arrives

Sup

[tiktaalic]

I was born in the exact right generation I love being an unmarried woman in my twenties with my own bank account and no children

[tiktaalic]

This getting reblogged with “and my thirties” “and my forties” “and my fifties”

[hel-looks]

Pyry, 21

“I’m wearing vintage euro slip-ons with added lace details, high socks, trousers I cropped, a light vintage cotton shirt by a Japanese designer and an old wool overcoat by a Japanese designer. What inspires my style the most is not thinking about dress on a personal level as calculated style - a look. I love throwing things together in a hurry and spontaneously: letting chance and the unconscious play a part. Other than that, I often find myself totally immersed in the atmosphere and images in a work of literature and through this characters and personalities I’ve never seen but somehow totally know and recognize their impact on how I dress.”

3 September 2020, Ruoholahdenranta

[catchymemes]

[mhalachai]

The best part of this: 

“Should I risk my life?”

Then, Slavically, “Yeah, I will do it for you.”

[sarahconnorjr]

[cloverhighfive]

[scarf-it-box]

In case you’re uninitiated:

These are the current female volleyball uniforms

The Norwegian team on the left got fined a ridiculous amount of money for wearing shorts to the games

When you compare the men and women, it becomes very clear how sexist the uniforms are.

[ssjdebusk]

“Sexism is dead women are so annoying to keep talking about it”

*professional athletes get fined for wearing shorts*

[animals-riding-animals]

cat riding sheep

[nonasuch]

my name is Cat

and at day’s end

i visit with

my wooly frend

and as my pal

drifts off to sleep

upon his back

i knead the sheep.

[woman-respecter]

its that time of year where people on tumblr are shouting “if you donate to AO3 and not my personal gofundme you are EVIL”

[womany]

ok but what are they doing with $270K??

[kendallroy-deactivated20210425]

well as it happens, the otw is a nonprofit so they actually make their annual budgeting and expense reports public (spoiler: most of it goes toward servers and paying contractors)

[filow-deactivated20210517]

“what are they doing with $270k” is probably the dumbest question you could ask. even without looking at their budget, ao3 is a huge nonprofit website that millions of people access in a single day. probably at the same time as well. there’s tons of data and variables and complex coding involved, what the fuck do you think they’re doing with the money oh my god

[kendallroy-deactivated20210425]

hookers and blow, obviously

[mikkeneko]

reblog to increase the hookers and blow budget for the AO3 moderators 

[willowcrowned]

there’s something so compelling about stories where a character’s virtues intensify into flaws that lead to their downfall. loyalty and love becoming so all-consuming that compassion outside of them ceases to exist. duty overwhelming any moral compass until order becomes more important than justice. selflessness so intense it becomes self-destruction. let me watch while whatever saved the hero in the beginning destroys them. let me see them fall to their own worst impulses disguised as what once made them good.

[sweatermuppet]

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[frawgs]

life actually gets better when you leave the house consistently btw like im serious

[dykecosette]

if you don't know where to go, just wander! go to the store and don't buy anything, go to the library just to sit and do whatever you were going to do at home, go to a park and just walk around/sit outside for a bit (weather permitting, of course)

just put some headphones in and walk around the block a couple times if you really have nothing else to do, just getting a bit of air and change of scenery is so good for you

[anderswasrightt]

me the first few weeks of forcing myself to go on daily walks (it gets better tho)

[viktor-sbor]

Timelapse of acorn growth into a small oak in six months

[marquisdesadesalad]

Best thing I've seen this year

[caressthosecheekbones]

[headspace-hotel]

Sprouting acorns is really easy! All you have to do is keep them warm and moist and transfer them to a pot when they make roots.

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[friendraichu]

[headspace-hotel]

I missed the last one entirely because I was too focused on “weak jeans”

[feldgeister]

[rostbef]

He took the maki roll and flew away

[papasmoke]

as an ex-catholic it’s very funny to see ‘catholic convert’ in people’s bios it’s akin to running out of a burning skyscraper and passing someone heading on up to the top floor

[papasmoke]

If you enjoyed this post please click on it to view the original now <3

[im-simmin]

Tumblr needs more minigames like this. Way better than “previous tags”

[funnytwittertweets]

[nelfs]

miyazaki blowing it out of the water with these good opinions again

[renthony]

Three things to always do in rich neighborhoods when you're poor:

Thrifting

Yard sale browsing

Dumpster diving

[renthony]

Explanation:

People with a higher amount of disposable income are more likely to get rid of clothes that are still in good condition, while poor people are more likely to wear clothes until they fall apart. Donating old items to thrift stores has exploded in popularity over the past few years. Shopping at thrift stores closer to wealthier areas means you can usually find really good-quality stuff, especially clothing, at a higher rate than shops in poorer areas.

Yard sales in rich areas are almost always either estate sales or hosted by someone who's thinking, "I don't really need the money, I just want to get this stuff out of my house, so I'll take whatever you offer for it." My mom has scored super expensive stuff for like $5 because the seller was more worried about unloading old stuff than making a profit. I've found rare books for fifty cents. It's dope as hell.

Rich people throw out so much shit that's still usable. Furniture, clothing, electronics, even food that's still good and in the packaging. I have scored so much shit that rich people just tossed in the trash. It's great. Shops in rich areas have dumpsters overflowing with high-dollar items. (Disclaimer: dumpster diving can be risky, do it at your own risk, etc., etc.)

[therushingriver]

Also in my experience dumpster diving at dorms at the end of the school year is awesome. I have seen working tvs, couches, paintings etc it sucks that they're just throwing stuff in the trash but you can save it andget a bunch of cool stuff!