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"If you do it
I wont touch you there again"
I love you and the way
Your opinions of me bend
would you still love me
If we never had sex
I can feel you in the blood
dripping down my legs
the safety stayed
until someone new
meant you met a boy
and "he wants you too"
did you see in him
What you saw in me
am I still your girl
when my bird's nest bleeds?
you liked bestgore
and you liked liveleak
but the blood in me
only made you weak
am I still your girl
or am I just your boy
was i ever your friend
or was I just your toy?
you said "I miss when we were friends"
But were we ever really friends?
or was I just another means
to a disappointing end?
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I wasn’t beautiful anymore. Now I looked like what I was, a raw wound. (words from White Oleander by Janet Fitch)
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“The Phantom Of The Opera” (1925)
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eating her out!! (gnawing on her guts and snarling)
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prairiedeath · 7 hours
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Okay. This is a pretty big deal in the world of mycology. Historically fungi have been divided up into either parasites that siphon resources from plants, mutualists that cooperate with them, or saprotrophs that break down decaying organic matter (plant and otherwise.) The genus in question, Mycena, has traditionally been made of saprotrophic species feeding on decaying wood.
However, what scientists are observing is Mycena fungi displaying primitive mutualistic behaviors, specifically providing living plants with nitrogen and getting carbon in return from a living partner, or getting to chow down on the plant's remains once deceased. This shows a significant level of adaptability that hasn't been observed in fungi beforehand, though given how much we don't know about fungi there's a good possibility this isn't an unprecedented event.
It doesn't surprise me one bit that we're seeing this in Mycena. These fungi are especially opportunistic; in fact, that mushroom growing out of a frog's skin that we saw a while back was also a Mycena species. Perhaps we need to add bonnet mushrooms to raccoons, dandelions, and other hardy generalists as symbols of scrappy survival in spite of environmental pressures.
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prairiedeath · 8 hours
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me and my tumblr mutuals are the real tortured poets of the world
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doing knife tricks with one hand, scrolling through tumblr with the other. this is what makes us girls
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Exurban desperation
April 2024
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prairiedeath · 9 hours
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pussy from a girl who wants to kill you
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State Route 775, Proctorville, Ohio.
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