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*survives the horrors by being such a silly goofy guy that my presence fundamentally changes the genre*

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like, the most compelling ships for me always stem out of one thing: the characters have a profound, ongoing effect on each other’s senses of selves. when they are apart, the characters’ actions are still affected by each other. the way they approach the world changes because of the other. 

which is this deeply Austenian view of ideal romantic relationships as mechanisms by which we come to know ourselves better and become better versions of ourselves. good romance, for me, is always tied in with a sense of self-actualization, and the way in which a beloved partner allows a person to know themselves better.

#jane austen #lit

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Big / Small Plush Moths

Ananasya Design on Etsy

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percy jackson mailing poseidon medusas head

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notes apps are like:

carrots

yoghurt

bread

history and fate = same force in opposite directions? fate as forward acting trauma??

flour

meds

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why must life have a grand purpose? is it not enough to have some coffee while admiring the stack of unread books beside you?

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Being 20+ is basically a constant question of “am I doing enough” and the answer always being a solid ‘no’

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if i was a nascar driver i would win so fucking easily like literally just drive faster and pass the other cars you fucking idiot

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Janine Antoni, I unfold, I infold, 2019

“I unfold, I infold” takes its gesture from the outstretched palms of the Virgin Mary. This iconography symbolizes the dispensation of grace and points to Mary as a mediator. Her body is a conduit through which grace is poured and then redirected to us through her open palms. Traditionally, rays extend out from her hands, identifying the Holy Spirit. In the artwork, the palms are painted gold, symbolizing this energy transfer from the body. In this work, just as she reaches out with all her divine feminine qualities, she also turns inward. To touch one’s thigh is to feel one’s own body and to acknowledge being human. To hold both is to be a divine animal.

“I grew up Catholic. She was my female deity; my representation of what the ultimate woman would be. This is a beautiful gesture. It’s giving. It’s always present. Always forgiving and receptive. In the iconography it symbolizes the distribution of grace, grace from God. The thing about the Virgin Mary is that she’s never given her body. She was immaculately conceived. She doesn’t get to have sex. She doesn’t even die, she ascends into heaven. So I wanted to give her body back to herself.”

“I open into sky. I fold into myself. I open with light. Myself I touch. I open in grace. I am here.”

#lovely #art

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i don’t care how many times it’s done. when a period piece has person a completely roast person b, then person a walks away while person b watches and has a look on their face like “ohmygod?? i’m in love.” that is when the highest dosage of serotonin is produced in my body. absolutely NOTHING compares to this.

#true #films #pride and prejudice

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we need to resexualize the terms bimbo/himbo. im sick of people watering them down to just mean “nice dumb people” no it means dumb slut!!! the slut part is important. do not forget about the sluts of the world 

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Quote from @SwampAdvice on Twitter (written by frequent collaborator on The CryptoNaturalist Podcast Leslie J Anderson).

Here is a secret about things you love. If you put them down you can always pick them back up again. You can always paint again, sew again, hike again, play music again, read that book again, watch the movie. "But it's been so long." The thing you love doesn't care.

#note to self #quoted

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when these ibuprofen hit im gon forget you girl