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TWO HOURS AGO: an incredible photo taken by a ut austin student capturing something deeply poetic in my opinion, a line of state troopers eagerly waiting to arrest student protesters standing just behind a sign that reads "what starts here changes the world. its starts with you and what you do each day."

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me trying to explain that a house is a human and living in a house is the same thing as being eaten by a human so living in a house is cannibalism

#(guy who's only seen boss baby voice) ohhh this is so Home Sick Pilots-core

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Handle with care

#inspiration #FUCKIN AWESOME #dreaming of one day making an impractical vaporeon handle #love the hand ones too

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held the door open for my brother & he said “thank you… faggot…” and curtsied

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i feel like this when m i’m walking on a road with no sidewalk

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Grief

ref photo by @jawsstone

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When the Riddle is bad

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Pharaoh on the morning of the 8th plague

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(it's like kisses to them)

Drawing of my regular laptop who is so normal!

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this is going to sound simplistic + i promise you it's not: stop following people whose entire schtick is being cruel or fighting with others online. even if the ppl deserve it! even if it's not a ~problematic~ cruelty! even if you agree with all of that blog's opinions!

it's one thing if someone snaps back when provoked or posts the occasional "get a load of this guy". nobody needs to play up respectability for people who haven't given them respect in return. but if someone's online identity centers around being needlessly mean for laughs + they're constantly seeking out socially acceptable, easy targets for petty cruelty, that's a red flag. there's a huge difference between not taking shit/cracking a joke + mocking others as your several-hours-a-day hobby.

especially if, when they are inevitably in the wrong + mocking someone mercilessly to their 50k followers over something petty goes south (shocking!), they become extremely defensive or block everyone or play the victim or dismiss it as "well, how was i supposed to know they were autistic? i'm autistic + i don't meow in public" or whatever.

this isn't a "well i knew all along" post bcuz nobody should be shamed for being in the dark about something like this but many of the popular bloggers who have later been exposed for serious harassment or abuse should not have shocked us. if someone's blog is 90% shit like "you should light yourself on fire because you watch x anime" or "look at this so-called lesbian bitch + her ugly fucking boyfriend at a kink convention- it's giving drowned rats", should it really shock you that they are also being cruel or abusive in less internet-acceptable ways? if they've already shown you that they get a such a thrill out of being vicious that they do it daily + are regularly rewarded with thousands of followers?

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'If you don't like graffiti look away like you do for genocide"

Seen in Austin, Texas

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Gay & Lesbian Pride Parade, Seattle, Washington, 1991.

James May

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here / next

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ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY and Z

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daily habits