House in Goiânia / Leo Romano
Photos © Leo Romano
Sweet Seals For You, Always
trying on a metaphor
NASA
we're not kids anymore.
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Three Goblin Art

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Jules of Nature
todays bird
sheepfilms
Game of Thrones Daily

Love Begins
Not today Justin
RMH

祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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@whatwouldokonkwodo
House in Goiânia / Leo Romano
Photos © Leo Romano
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caring wood ~ macdonald wright + rural office for architecture | photos © james morris
I think this would have been Francois Nars makeup.
I need that shirt in my life
this fundraiser needs $600 more or Janet won’t get any of the money raised! link here and in my bio: https://www.tilt.com/tilts/freejanet
Janet was arrested in mid-May 2017. She was released after 4 days but the conditions of her case remain the same so she could be taken to court and face incarceration again at any time. She needs these funds to free herself from this oppressive and repeated incarceration. More about Janet: Janet is a co-founder of the NJ Red Umbrella Alliance, a sex worker led organization fighting for the rights of sex workers in New Jersey. Janet has presented (and protested) at the UN Commission on the Status of Women in NY. Janet is also a representative on the International Mechanism Committee of the US Human Right’s Network.
they are super close and if even a fraction of you are able to donate a dollar we’ll have her covered!
fyi janet is real real real
Mick Jagger, Opio France, May 8, 1971, just before his wedding to Bianca Pérez-Mora Macias, by Patrick Lichfield
Hey, so
if you have been abusive to someone….
even if you don’t mean to be abusive
or even if your abusive behaviour is you reacting really badly to mental illness or old traumas
even if you’re making an honest and sincere effort to not be abusive anymore and not engage in controlling behaviours
if someone does not want to be around you they have the right to leave
nobody owes you extra chances, nobody owes you a nice sit down where you just explain, nobody owes you forgiveness or understanding or patience or the opportunity to hurt them again just so you can prove you won’t take advantage of that opportunity, this time
if you try to guilt or coax or bully them into staying, no matter how sad you are or how sure you are you can stop hurting them – you’re just doing the same damn thing all over again.
if you are truly committed to not being an abuser anymore, you have to do it specifically to stop being an abuser at all, not as a way to get someone to stay when they don’t want to.
you have to actually follow through with that commitment, and let people make decisions you don’t like without trying to punish, manipulate, or intimidate them into doing what you want.
This is a great comic (click through to the source website) that’s crossed my feed a few times in the last couple of days. There’s a lot to talk about here: the well-established gender roles and assumptions that inform and affect how we handle housework; the emotional labor involved in keeping a household running; the ways that we’re socialized to deal with or not deal with all of the minutiae of our households. It’s worth exploring how all of this exists within your own circumstances, and looking at some productive and useful ways to redirect how we think about and deal with this stuff.
Burkittsville. May 2017.
https://instagram.com/p/BTwYOPAj7VN/
You done lost your last mind
see also; “cotton picking mind” “everlasting mind” “rabbit ass mind” “damn mind” African American Proverb (via blkproverbs)
What we not finna do is perform emotional labor for men, ever. And especially not for free, with nothing in return. Men like to walk around and waltz into people’s lives with unresolved trauma that they have no intentions of fixing and working on, and expect you to do all the heavy lifting. I’m a grown woman trying to work on myself and get somewhere in life, and you expect me to be a wrecking ball and tear down your walls built from insecurity and trust issues while you put in zero effort to fix yourself? Nah homie, we off that. I’m not Iyanla Vanzant and I am not here to fix your life, titty boi. I literally cannot and will not help you if you don’t even want to help yourself. We. Off. That. You want me to fix you? I’ll send you an invoice and you can pay me via Paypal, Venmo, or Cashapp. Otherwise, delete me from your life. And while we’re on the topic of emotional labor, what we not finna do is waste any kind of time or energy on them, especially when you know damn well they aren’t doing the same. Letting them ruin your mood, spending precious time overanalyzing what he said the other day, moping over the fact that he didn’t call or text you back, when you could be using that time for yourself. You could be reading, nurturing your brain, perfecting your craft, spending quality time with friends and family, cooking yourself some bomb ass food. These men do not deserve the wasted energy and time that you spend on them, no matter how big or small it is. They do not deserve it. Don’t even waste time trying to think of a revenge plan to make him mad or jealous. Just simply pretend they no longer exist. Redirect all of that energy to yourself, your wants, your needs, your goals, and watch yourself prosper. He’s out here doing whatever and not worrying about you. He’s putting himself first and doing what he needs (or wants) to do, so you need to do the same.
What We Not Finna Do — more than a woman (via thatdiabolicalfeminist)
Long Walks and Sunshine
communism starts at home.
when you have to kill off an entire crew on a spaceship at 7 and be at the met gala at 7:30
I have finally found my aesthetic
“Stop drawing so many indian ocs,” someone says.
It’s too late. I’ve drawn more.