#quotables

[jonsaremembers]

not that souls are a thing that exist // a dan and phil web weave about soulmatism

We are real best friends. Companions through life. Like, actual soulmates.

Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.

text post by @/slytherverse // gif by @diphowell

@blossoms-phan 🌸

The Good Place, "The Answer," 2019 // gifs by @/rocktheholygrail

Daniel Howell via YouTube, "Basically I'm Gay," June 13, 2019

@/Marsadist on Twitter

Emily Bronte, Wuthering Heights

Toni Morrison (edit unknown, I found it via Hazel Hayes on instagram)

@lizzieglizzys2 // Phil Lester, "Dan and Phil React to The Amazing Tour Is Not On Fire"

text post by @/slytherverse // gif by @diphowell

[hamletunfortunately]

Pussy poppin.and by popping i mean . Exploding. Call a hospital

[drelizabethgreene]

“I’m a woman in my prime; I’m a prime woman” is my new life slogan when I need to kick some ass.

[yunnathearcher]

"To anyone who has ever been in thrall to a cat, the general absence of cat goddesses is inexplicable. Only the ancient Egyptians who worshipped the cat-headed Bastet, seem to have recognized the ineffable perfection of that animal. Before 1000 BCE, Bastet was perceived as a Sun Goddess with the head of a lion and worshipped for her ability to heal. She was also the wife, daughter, or sister of the Sun God Ra, as well as his protector. Every night, after Ra sailed across the sky in his little boat, he entered the underworld and was attacked by the evil serpent Apep, who represented the forces of chaos. Every dawn, the fierce battle came to an end when Bastet slashed the serpent's vertebrae and decapitated him. (...) No longer a Sun Goddess, she became a lunar deity and was associated with love, sex, music, dance, and pleasures of all kinds.”

Nancy Hathaway - The Friendly Guide to Mythology (on Bastet)

[darkcranemedia]

I have a hard time with the death bit, as that is my one true fear, but I do my best to do the rest. BB

[combatfaerie]

The language of power is the handle on the knife.

—from The Incandescent by Emily Tesh

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

Stay Safe Online

[superthugxo]

SUPERTHUG•XO

[doctorslippery]

Don't you hate it when you see an awesome quote and do your due diligence and find out that the person quoted didn't actually say the awesome saying. :/

Disappointing.

[shaibtheherbanlegend777]

My fortune cookies wisdom

[goonof6ixpaths]

[jonsaremembers]

some things that all have the same energy to me:

the title of "prayer in open d" by phoebe bridgers

"with my hands raised,/my flats off, my full and open/throat?" (1)

"Like you, I was raised in the institution of dreaming. Hand on my heart. Hand on my stupid heart." (2)

"i am still so often sick to/my clueless stomach." (3)

1. At Church I Tell My Mom She's Singing Off-Key and She Says, by Michael Frazier

2. Meditations in an Emergency, Cameron Awkward-Rich

3. "love poem for the neighborhood squirrels draft one," @honeyghostt

[hamletunfortunately]

in the undered world. straight up "smorking it". and by "it", haha, well. let's justr say. My joink.

[drelizabethgreene]

“Telling Buck no is like telling a dog not to hump your leg.”

If that’s not accurate…

[yunnathearcher]

SUN ☉ "Our sense of identity, what we consider important, what we are proud of, what we seek to put our heart into. Vitality. Importance. Pride. Illumination. Recognition. Our will, purpose, future goals. It's difficult, for me anyway, to define exactly what the Sun signifies. Sometimes it is described as the significator of the Self. Perhaps it depends on what is meant by the term 'self' but personally I interpret the word in the Jungian sense, as meaning an individual's Whole Self, including the unconscious as well as the conscious parts. In which case, the 'self" must surely be at least the whole chart and perhaps something outside the confines of the horoscope which nevertheless also encompasses all that is within it. In any event, the Sun does seem to act as a strong integrating factor in the overall map- the leader or conductor of the orchestra, so to speak. It does seem to describe the 'core', the heart of the person and is rather as the nucleus is to the atom. Not that this core can ever be truly known, which is perhaps why the deepest meanings of the Sun remain elusive." Sue Tompkins - Aspects in Astrology

[darkcranemedia]

May the day find you well and may you too face it with hope and joy.