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This.

You know Elon probably saw this and was super mad he still can't fire Halli.

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Anti anxiety.

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She beauty and she grace https://www.instagram.com/p/CpZcJivs4wxzMwJwxSglS21X-A_BlXL6yVyyv80/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Love how tumblr has its own folk stories. Yeah the God of Arepo we’ve all heard the story and we all still cry about it. Yeah that one about the woman locked up for centuries finally getting free. That one about the witch who would marry anyone who could get her house key from her cat and it’s revealed she IS the cat after the narrator befriends the cat.

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Temples are built for gods. Knowing this a farmer builds a small temple to see what kind of god turns up.

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there’s been a really bizarre trend in the past couple years of TERFS/radfems getting pissed off about biology posts. posts about the bilateral gyandromorph cardinal (one half male, one half female), posts about older hens beginning to crow and act like roosters, posts about animals being animals. and it’s hilarious because they interpret these posts as some kind of agenda. no! these are animals not choosing any gender identity or sexuality but being born into bodies they have no control over. weird how that happens in nature huh

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When one thinks about “ancient” Native American civilizations and ruins… the thing is that… most of them, they weren’t ancient. The Inca were not fully conquered by the Spanish until 1572… for reference, the Mona Lisa was painted in 1502 and Martin Luther made the 95 Theses in 1517.. the “ancient” Aztec Empire was younger than the university of Oxford founded in the 11th century, Montezuma lived at the same time than Leonardo Da Vinci… There are castles that are younger than Machu Picchu, those cities were inhabited by millions just a few centuries ago, and some (Cuzco, México), many actually, are still inhabited today. People speak about the Ancient Maya as if it was some mysterious civilization that was lost, and while it was past its prime at the time of European conquest, the Maya still had city-states and were living in the same areas they live today.

There are still millions of people, right now, who speak Quechua, Nahuatl, and Maya in all their dialects, and I’m just talking about the three most well-known civilizations here… there are millions of Native Americans who still speak their languages and practice their culture and beliefs alive, both thriving and struggling today.

Talking about the “Ancient Inca” or “Ancient Aztecs” makes as much sense as talking about the “Ancient Dutch” or the “Ancient Swedes”, and it’s another way of erasing them, saying that they just aren’t around anymore just like say the Sumerians, or that they just weren’t relevant to world history. They were contemporaries to modernity and they’re still alive today.

You can talk about the Ancient Olmecs or Ancient Chavín though. Because the Inca and the Aztecs are relatively “modern” but their cultures were just the latest from a cycle of civilizations stretching millenia before Christ.

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Concept: A witch cat that’s too fat to fly

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(via File Photo)

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Needless to say, I am HORRIFIED.

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Oh believe me, I am 🤣😭

Was told this blog might also benefit from this encouragement :)

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Honestly, as a German I can not quite understand the obsession of the English speaking world with the question whether a word exists or not. If you have to express something for which there is no word, you have to make a new one, preferably by combining well-known words, and in the very same moment it starts to exist. Agree?