Burnoutbabyy

Burmese.She/her

[pawcakes]

when a girl wears green its like okay we get the message

[anxietyfroggo]

The message is I look really good in green. 🌿

[haverst]

'you and me' by Diana Boier

source / Haverst

[unsubconscious]

Musical accumulation and sitting at Parco Sempione, Milan, Italy, by Armand Pierre Fernandez, 1973

[iciminsavaslari]

[philphotographer]

[reikomiu]

Vincent Bercasio

[zegalba]

'Martin Margiela: In His Own Words' (2019)

Margiela fondly shows the Barbies he had already subconsciously dressed as 'Margiela models' as Many of Margiela's later collections (such as Autumn-Winter 1994-95 and Spring-Summer 1995) were inspired by the wardrobes of Ken, Barbie and G.I. Joe.

[slaterinc]

ann demeulemeester ss ‘95

[anthropoetics]

readings: essays & articles

reassuring ghosts and haunted houses

fish recorded singing dawn chorus on reefs just like birds

what people around the world dream about

poet and philosopher david whyte on anger, forgiveness, and what maturity really means

oranges are orange, salmon are salmon

how memories persist where bodies and even brains do not

the avant-garde musical legacy of the moomins

the weight of our living: on hope, fire escapes, and visible desperation

disturbed minds and disruptive bodies

what is better ー a happy life or a meaningful one?

after my dad died, i started sending him emails. months later, someone wrote me back

on the igbo art of storytelling

what the caves are trying to tell us

promethean beasts — how animal uses of fire help illuminate human pyrocognition

the art of loving and losing female friends

on memorizing poetry

the ecological imagination of hayao miyazaki

reading in the age of constant distraction

holly warburton illustrates tender moments of love and light

romancing the fig: what one fruit can tell us about love, life and human civilization

mystery and birds: 5 ways to practice poetry

can a plant remember? this one seems to — here's the evidence

why female cannibals frighten and fascinate

when you give a tree an email adress

fear not — horror movies build community and emotional resilience

[wh0-is-lily]

A Woman lighting a cigarette near a cafe window Gordon Parks, Paris, 1964

[spoiled-girlie-in-training]

Romanticize the tedious.

There are so many tedious little tasks that are mandatory to reaching success in any and every field. Rather than bogging yourself down with stress and frustration at the tasks....

...pour yourself a nice drink (mulled apple cider or high quality grape juice is my go-to). Get into some comfy clothes. Put on some great music or a nice podcast. Then settle in to tackle the work, little bit by little bit.

If you build up the tedious in your mind as something bad, it will be bad. It'll suck, and you'll have every second of it. By making tedious tasks something that happen alongside relaxing and indulgent actions, they'll become routine. More than routine, they might be something pleasurable that you look forward to doing.

Romanticization is a fantastic tool. Wield it effectively.

[aqua-regia009]

Illustrations by Rovina Cai for Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights

[devonleecarlson]

[stuckinapril]

I think the best thing I’ve ever done for my mind is literally just be like “idk man they’re just weird people” and move on w my life without psychoanalyzing…….. like I literally think I just rewired my brain w a single sentence

[catcrumb]

[caats]

[paperdolls-and-parasols-deactiv]

A Christmas tree made of ballet shoes at the London Coliseum 🌸