you honored things by seeing them

chevs-and-spiders:

the crew!

(via ye-olde-norrington-stan)

lionfloss:

The Nature Ship, Frankfurt, Germany

(Source: Flickr / cammino, via elodieunderglass)

arborealgargoyle:

stickandthorn:

One of the worst parts of current internet culture is that it makes good old fashioned complaining so difficult. I don’t wanna cancel anyone or bully anyone, I’m not trying to form a hate mob I’m not calling anyone out, i just wanna bitch about something. Because complaining is fun, good for you, even. Is that too much to ask? Where is the room for shooting the shit?

THIS. i’ve posted about this before because it really isn’t just internet culture. it goes farther than that and connects to how much censorship and book banning we’re seeing. i read a book a while back that i HATED. like, it sucked ass so bad. and i wanted to talk about that, especially because i had really like *parts* of it, and i wanted to dissect that in a complex and nuanced conversation.

but the book in question had recently been the target of a number of bans because it had queer characters in it. so how tf could i post something online that pointed out issues with this story that i hadn’t actually seen anyone complain about yet? i mean, i could i guess. but it would have felt dirty.

reactionary culture creates a society that views everything as a dichotomy of absolute good and absolute evil. with this kind of thinking, we’re only able to respond to any sort of criticism not with a nuanced discussion that allows people to let off steam or even learn something about themselves and others, but ONLY with canceling and harassing people or banning books or the like. anti-intellectualism at its most dangerous.

we should be able to complain that something just wasn’t for us and we’re irritated with it! or even that it *is* for us but we’re pissed about some element of it! shoot the shit!

we should also be able to have complex discussions about media that isn’t perfect without it getting removed from libraries. because perfection is impossible! our libraries will be empty.

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masadonna:

mushroom moment

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crystal-chidori:

cut sleeve reference ❤︎

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howieabel:

“Studies indicating that women have been even more likely to end up in mental facilities than men suggest that while jails and prisons have been dominant institutions for the control of men, mental institutions have served a similar purpose for women. That is, deviant men have been constructed as criminal, while deviant women have been constructed as insane.”
― Angela Y. Davis, Are Prisons Obsolete?

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saturnvs:

i hear the wind across the plain
a sound so strong, that calls my name
it’s wild like the river, it’s warm like the sun
yeah, it’s here, this is where i belong

(via always-blogging)

emmastory:

alla mingalёva

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alphacrone:

if winter is for rest then summer is for being absolutely unhinged. swim in dubious bodies of water. sweat through every shirt you own. drink an unadvisable amount of iced coffee. chase after ice cream trucks. go wild at night when the sun goes down. fight mosquitos to the death. get heat rash. make fire.

(via lilaccatholic)

ruffboijuliaburnsides:

unashamedly-enthusiastic:

jokerous:

Barbie’s daily routine

She wakes up with perfect hair, no morning breath. Her pajamas are impossibly ironed and beautiful still. And she feels great, energized for another perfect day in Barbie Land. — Margot Robbie

That’s not a green screen background

It’s a hand painted old school backdrop

it wouldn’t look like Barbie Land if there weren’t a 2D background like a cutout from the inside of the box acting as a set or something.

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