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naruto is good but only if you imagine the ways in which it could have been if like everything had been different

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sasuke

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pain is a sensation just like any other and one that you shouldn't be so eager to deny yourself which is why i will not be taking the ibuprofen oh is that a tuna treat for me how considerate

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homemade jam on homemade bread HOORAY

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it’s fucking wild because one day you’re like i guess i’m not dying tragically young and you go to the store and you buy dental floss, ingredients for soup, and a bath mat

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“Mouthful of Forevers”, Clementine von Radics

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Debating silently showing this to one of the flight attendants while boarding

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Painting by Odd Nerdrum.

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petting my thurkey thursday

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Psyché by Jules-Joseph Lefebvre.

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genuine question — how is donating money going to help Palestinians if no food is going in? What is the money for?

Medicine, water, supplies, food, fuel (much of it black market being upsold at egregious prices) — these all cost money and pretty much all Palestinians in Gaza have no source of income now. It’s drops in the bucket compared to ending the siege and occupation but it’s one way to do at least something small to help. Others are in need of money to evacuate when the border opens again (which hopefully is asap…), tuition and supplies for school to continue studies despite it all. Another fund is focused on trying to rebuild farmlands in Gaza to get food again that way.

I can’t tell anyone what to do with their money but I don’t think this mindset of “well nothings going in so we can’t help” is helpful for people on the ground who are the ones saying that donations can and do help them survive.

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"Of course I understand Czech. I've meant to ask you several times already why you never write in Czech. Not to imply that your command of German leaves anything to be desired. Most of the time it is amazing and on those occasions when it does falter, the German language becomes pliant just for you, of its own accord, and then it is particularly beautiful, something a German doesn't even dare hope for; a German wouldn't dare write so personally. But I wanted to read you in Czech because, after all, you do belong to that language, because only there can Milena be found in her entirety (the translation confirms this), whereas here there is only the Milena from Vienna or the Milena preparing for Vienna. So Czech, please."

Letters to Milena, Franz Kafka

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i’m on my worst behavior…

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Hey, that’s me