Well, January 2026 was certainly a month we all experienced

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Well, January 2026 was certainly a month we all experienced
Kudzu series by Helene Schmitz
The kudzu, a plant originating from Japan, was introduced to the United States at the end of the 19th century, for its decorative qualities and as a ground-covering plant; it was then massively planted from the 1930s onwards as an answer to soil erosion in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi. Kudzu can grow up to 30 cm in a day! Thus, within a few years, this imported plant deemed pretty and useful at first became a nuisance. It’s sometimes referred to as “the Vine that devoured the South”.
Come to me now. Make me whole again.
another comic page based off the bear and the nightingale, i was going to draw the whole scene but started with the last couple of panels which seemed more fun to draw and then gave up on the rest :^)
the word beloved is like top 5 words in the english language
hair is washed. i am lovable and capable of loving again
Napping polar bear By: Dan Guravich From: Natural History Magazine 1989
II Matrimonio Del Cielo E Dell’inferno | In Nomine Deus
— by Roberto Ferri
absolutly self-indulgend art
don't judge me please
The way I use the dating/hookup apps is once or twice a month I get desperate enough to open them and I say “PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD DOES ANYONE WANT TO FUCK ME” and between 20 and 40 people say “YES!!!!” and then I close the apps for another month and nothing happens. Not sure what I’m doing wrong here
ever since i was a little girl i knew i always wanted to violate intellectual property and copyright law
i can always relate to a girl who wants to leave
“I feel very strongly that if historical romance can give women a happy ending, it can give queer people a happy ending. M/f historical romance doesn’t tie itself in knots over the likelihood of the rake having syphilis, the terrible dentistry, the lice, the prolapsed uterus after multiple pregnancies, the prospect of death in childbed, or the horrifying legal discrimination against married women. We don’t close the book on the wedding scene reflecting that the heroine can now be legally raped, has just lost all her property to her husband…and would be vanishingly unlikely to obtain a divorce. Historical romance readers aren’t stupid; we know this stuff, but we choose to believe our heroine will be one of the lucky ones. And I don’t see why we can’t extend that happy glow to other stories, too. If women’s lives don’t have to be blighted by social oppression in romance, neither do those of people of color or queer people. Moreover, human nature doesn’t change. A lot of what we read about LGBT people in history is appalling because the records we have are the legal documents, the newspaper reports, the accounts of people who were victimized. We don’t generally have the hidden stories of the people who lived under the radar…. But we know…people we’d now call gay, bi, trans have always existed and [that] as a matter of statistics plenty of them must have lived and died without ever coming to the law’s attention. Which is not to hand-wave the horrors of the past but only to say that horror isn’t the only story, and it’s not an acceptable reason to deny marginalized people their happy-ever-after.”
— KJ Charles (Library Journal interview) (via bookgeekgrrl)
ROYAL BLUE in Period Drama Costuming Appreciation
Black Sails (2014-2017) costume design by Marina Draghici Lovecraft Country (2020) costume design by Dayna Pink Shakespeare in Love (1998) costume design by Sandy Powell Anne with an E (2017-2020) costume design by Alex Reda Peaky Blinders (2014- ) costume design by Lorna Marie Mugan My Country: The New Age (2019) costume design by Kim So-yeon Stardust (2007) costume design by Sammy Sheldon The Personal History of David Copperfield (2019) costume design by Suzie Harman & Robert Worley
when hands touch
and there lies your hand feeling the warmth of their hand, begging you to not put an end on this warmth even if something important comes up.
when internet people are like “i love gothic literature but i hate anything that discusses incest, sexual violence, oppression, misogyny, abuse, torture, gore, murder, or death”
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