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Flail earrings handmade by Moon and Serpent

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beauty and the beast (1946) is kinda lit

jean cocteau was so real for this

women have always wanted to fuck the beast

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To the men who voted for Donald Trump today:

When your girlfriend gets pregnant, and you’re not ready to become a father, and you’re forced into a position that cripples you emotionally, financially and irreversibly, remember: you did this.

When your sister’s pregnancy turns out to be ectopic, and she can’t get the life-saving medical care she needs and dies a completely pointless, preventable death, remember: you did this.

When your 12-year-old daughter is raped by her soccer coach — after he’s legally allowed to strip off her pants and peep at her genitals, because the existence of trans kids terrifies you — and she steals your shotgun and kills herself in your garage, remember, first and foremost: you did this.

Hundreds of thousands of people are going to die because of the decision you made today.

You did that.

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CLASSIC HORROR HEROINES

ÉDITH SCOB as Christiane Génessier in EYES WITHOUT A FACE (1960) dir. Georges Franju

When I look in a mirror, I feel I'm looking at someone who looks like me, but seems to come from the Beyond, from the Beyond.

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Gal & Torquato Só quero saber

Do que pode dar certo

Não tenho tempo a perder.

–– “Go Back”, poema de 1971 de Torquato Neto (1944-1972), aniversariante de 9 de novembro – na imagem, Gal Costa e Torquato em foto de 1968 de Olivier Perroy.

Veja também:

Semióticas – Um toque de Midani

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Bethânia & Nana Duas cantoras baianas: Maria Bethânia e Nana Caymmi no final da década de 1960. Veja também: Semióticas – Betha, Betha, Bethânia

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I know it’s not hard to point out reactionaries hypocrisy when it comes to like safe spaces or hug boxes or whatever but genuinely how much of an echo chamber do you have to exist in for you to think this is a reasonable thing to say

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Watterson pulled no punches

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Internalizing Autistic Meltdowns

Neurodivergent_lou

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Knowing about Monotropism and that i'm very monotropic brought alot of sense to alot of suffering i was going thru.

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The Autism Urge to be Helpful

The Autistic Teacher

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Naruto in Stuido Ghibli style

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he saw his reflection for the first time

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The Horror Stamp Series by PsychoSlaughterman (click for better quality)

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I made a montage of my first experience on The Cursed Forest in V Rising.

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Another project, other people, same issues.

I've been working with UI/UX for 10 years now, and with HTML/CSS since 2018, mostly with quality of code and making sure everything is made the best way possible that makes sense for X project.

Again i'm working with people that doesn't seem to care if code is well made, just if we're doing the screens and the client is approving them.

Even tho they talk about being the best team and having a great stack of components to reuse, as soon as i look at how the Front dev is doing everything (we're a small team, 1 front, 2 backs and me), i spot alof of problems reguarding methodology, flexibility, just basic how-to and what to and not to do with CSS.

I'm not working with the CSS of the project yet, i'm doing design only, the manager sold to me that the Front is really good and he told he will make everything from scratch, sounds good.

Until it's not, me trying to talk to the manager about making a call and looking up the things i'm worried about, i get a "don't worry about it", "do the screens as we agreed, that's your job", "you're not on CSS yet".

The manager has no frontend knowledge, so to me, looks like he thinks the Front dev knows alot and it's an awesome dev for that, but analysing how he's writting everything so far, he is not.

I'm frustrated, again, i'm 32 and been working with these kind of situations all my life pretty much. Now they are making a big deal about me wanting to talk about it, saying we are a team and i need to be a team player, saying that we have priorities, etc.

I'm just saying, we should do things the right way from the beginning, since we're going to use these components for other projects later, why should we do it like stacking legos in the worst way possible and not caring about doing clean code?

The manager thinks it's not the time to do it like that but.. When i do CSS i always do the right way from the start, and it doesn't take more work, doing the way they are doing will take alot of rework later to "make it better" and prob.. from experience, it will not be made.

It's always the same, people without knowledge just wanting to sell and if i say we need to work better, i'm in the wrong.

Well, a rant, maybe i'll use this platform for these things?