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Illustration by French artist, Chéri Hérouard (1881-1961), for society mag, La Vie Parisienne. August 1916.

#i am a homosexual

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Source: Girls’ Night Out, by Chloe Atkins

#i am happy i'm alive and a lesbian is a wonderful thing to be

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He’s just trying his best and going on little adventures. 💚

#lexi #lexi i am reblogging this for you

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I think being a vampire slayer should be a metaphor for being a lesbian. vice versa

#btvs

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A FOUL ABOMINATION EMERGES FROM ITS LAIR

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girls love it when you trap them in a maze

#baby you should trap me in a maze #i went to the amazing maze of maize once #i got so frustrated and started kicking stuff #found one of the emergency doors and pretended i didnt

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I must not buy chametz 2 weeks before Pesach. Buying more chametz is the mind-killer. Buying more chametz is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my my desire to buy more chametz. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the desire to buy more chametz right before Pesach has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

#i feel like i have to joylessly gnaw through 80% of this loaf of bread #IT WAS ON SPECIAL

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pink in the night

#my beautiful girl

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could not stop envisioning a scenario where columbo accompanies his wife and nieces to a rock concert and he is just Sitting There dressed normally hands neatly folded not understanding why everyone is screaming

#me about most Lesbian Music

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Authors (unless they are writing with no interest in money and no hope of immortality, for a readership of seamstresses, travelling salesmen, or lovers of pornography whose tastes at that specific time and in one given country are well-known) never write for their own specific kind of reader but try to construct a Model Reader- in other words, the kind of reader who, having accepted from the beginning the rules of the textual game on offer, will become the ideal reader of that book, even a thousand years later. What kind of Model Reader is Hugo thinking of? I think he had two kinds in mind. The first was someone reading in 1874, eighty years after the fateful year of 1793- someone who still knew many of the names of the Convention. It would be like someone in Italy today reading a book about the 1920s, who would not be taken completely by surprise at the sight of names like Mussolini, D'Annunzio, Marinetti, Facta, Corridoni, Matteotti, Papini, Boccioni, Carrà, Italo Balbo, or Turati. The second kind is the future reader (or perhaps even the foreign reader of Hugo's time), who- with the exception of a few names like Robespierre, Danton, and Marat- would have been bewildered in the face of so many unfamiliar names; but at the same time, he would have the impression of listening to endless tittle-tattle about the village he is visiting for the fist time and where he gradually learns to separate himself from the crowd of contradictory figures, to sniff the atmosphere to become accustomed little by little to moving about in that crowded arena where he imagines that each unknown face is a mask hiding a story of bloodshed and is, ultimately, one of the many masks of history.

-Umberto Eco, Hugo, Hélas! The Poetics of Excess

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Shigenobu Vegetables available from a grocer are laid out on a green background. Color woodcut Month 5, 1866 Each vegetable is named Shigenobu-ga; Bears publisher's mark and censor's seal

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Self-Portrait Without Skin

14k gold, platinum, and rubellite tourmaline cabochon

Kim Eric Lilot, 1997

Smithsonian American Art Museum and its Renwick Gallery

#memento mori #art #skull

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Industrial Waste Teapot, 1999

Wesley Anderegg expresses his concern for the environment in Industrial Waste Teapot. Four figures wearing gas masks sit on top of what appears to be a corroding metal barrel. Each figure holds a book, a bomb, a Geiger counter, or a bug sprayer. The handle and spout have been molded to look like a pipe, while the lid of the pot is capped with a skull and bones. By placing these symbols on a pot that holds a liquid we will ingest, Anderegg conveys the idea that pollution not only contaminates the air around us but also makes its way into our bodies.

-Smithsonian American Art Museum

#dystopia #art #smithsonian

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Creature from the black lagoon

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Every time I see my pretty girlfriend I have to say shekacha lo beolamo thank you Hashem that such as her are in Your world

#jumblr

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Honestly, honestly, antidepressants really helped me connect with my faith and take joy in scripture. Blessed is He who made a world with Citalopram in it.

#jumblr #judaism