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Fairy trees of the Baltic Coast II by Heiko Gerlicher

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it's been so cold that i went and bought a bulky fake leather jacket because my old one's busted and i cannot cope with the nerve pain from the cold. felt like putting on my bulky winter coat today but it might be a tad too much

i'm starting to suspect that we won't get summer at all this year. it's just cold and raining the whole time, like when i visited the uk in the autumn a decade ago

it's just aah. not normal?

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i have eaten. it's time to be... silly

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Anselm Kiefer (German, 1945), Hexen [Witches], 2003. Gouache, photograph and collage with lead, 76.5 x 126.5 cm.

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Foie Graphics

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The twelve wild Ducks by Theodor Kittelsen (1897)

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A mural of a forest in the South Bronx, New York. Captured by Thomas Hoepker, 1983

Mural Art by Alan Sonfist, 1978. The building still exists, however the mural is no longer there

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Convolvulous by Gluck, 1940

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Combing Her Hair, Greece, by Pavlos Samios. 1948

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Old Hollywood having a gay old time!

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religious people: thank you god for inventing the accordion i love it soso much <3333

atheists: its seriously incredibly beautiful that people invent instruments like. someone came up with the idea for the accordion. howw.

agnostics: no one knows where the accordion came from

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Fantastic long shots in Peaky Blinders

atmosphere is everything

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Mars, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, 25.01.25, by Manusia dan Langit (composite picture of the alignment also called “planet parade”)

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Lara Cobden (British, 1971) - Dissolving in the Dawn Sky (2022)

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saw this dream where i went into the kitchen and my cat was impatiently waiting for me, hungry. and i went, oh, that's right, i haven't been feeding you!

he was pushing into my legs, and then i fed him.

and then i woke up, and i haven't fed him for 5 years, but some part of me still thinks i've just simply forgotten about it

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alright though, i'm going to say that it did give me pause on how people watch movies.

like these two men watched this movie, thought it was good, but the point they came away with it was that Ennis was a dead beat loser who couldn't stick to his choices and should've gone after what he wanted, so it's all his fault why his life is what it is in the end

which is a mind-blowing conclusion to come to from watching a movie that absolutely drips out homophobia and how a homophobic society affects every single character around Jack and Ennis negatively. i haven't watched the movie in a decade, but i'm pretty sure Ennis is a traumatized gay man who can't be out because it would literally kill him. the tragedy of the story isn't made by him: it's made by the society around him. and how he survives being a gay man in society is the tragedy of it all in its abject grief and loneliness. and it makes me weep

so yeah. wow. we really do come from different places

randomly clicked on two straight guys watch brokeback mountain and ok it is pretty hilarious

"i can't see anything! turn up the lights, i wanna see! what's happening? is he plowing him?"

like alright, that scene is pretty dark tbh

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My mum captured this and she told me it was even prettier in real.

(unedited and all, there’s no need to delete the caption)