mother of ghosts

claudia/cole + they/them currently playing: mass effect 2 icon art by: pheberoni

[holyaura]

incomplete but potentially helpful guide for attracting rare cats. source

top to bottom: joe dimeowgio, senor don gato, xerxes ix, chairman meow, saint purrtrick, ms. fortune, bob the cat, conductor whiskers, tubbs, mr meowgi, lady meow-meow, guy furry, kathmandu, ramses the great, sassy fran, billy the kitten

[wickedkidwitch-blog]

Holy shit i come back onto this account to a bunch of spam followers and messages but yeah i'm still alive and follow me over @caently because all of the 30 followers i have 3 of them are actually real people and its lonely

[wickedkidwitch-blog]

I remade!

I'll still be on here just to see who i want to follow back but i made another account in which i'll be using once i'm done here! If you want to follow the user is caently

[20aliens-deactivated20200625]

[georgebuchholz]

[missjodie]

lately i’ve had hair on the brain . 

[sartorsum]

[simena]

[critter-of-habit]

All my Dragon Age Pop Vinyl designs in the one place, with 4 new ones! X X

[webdead-deactivated20180525]

Holland’s 24-Hour Laundromat

[allbirbs-blog]

[becausebirds]

never stop tweeting

[celeritious]

Kutiri & Road Soundtracks by My . December on Flickr.

[deletingmyself]

(by oldoinyo)| North Carolina, US

[death-by-elocution]

[wickedkidwitch-blog]

Just curious, does any one else break out when they’re going to get their period??

[skyliath-blog]

why can’t boys wear make-up? without getting made fun of??? who decided this?? what if a boy wants to cover up a spot… they just can’t??? why can’t they????? tell me

[extragloves-deactivated20160702]

…. because it’s associated with femininity and for cismen to look anything near how women look is the utmost crime. women are made to wear make up because their appearance needs to be altered and ‘bettered’ and assimilated through consumerism, yet the actual act of applying and buying into make up is still seen as fake and stupid and, ultimately, feminine. if a boy gets a spot, firstly he’s seen as a human being with a spot and for men that’s nothing to be ashamed of, and secondly, if he were to cover the spot up with makeup he’d been seen as overindulging in vanity and investing himself in a “womanly” habit. im sure OP and the person I reblogged this from *know* this but ive seen tons of people actually not comprehending this issue and how it’s totally cyclically perpetuated and affects people of all gender-identities negatively.

[afterllfe]

me: *feels fine* me literally 5 fuckingnf minutes later: the Suffering has begun see you all int he warm embrace of Hell