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For Claudia, Lestat's influence will always linger. "That's his daughter," Hayles said simply. "He doesn't need to be a ghost. He's in her."

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i think about this a hundred times a day

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nothing more homoerotic than two unstable gays trying to kill each other, it’s called love sorry you’ve never felt it

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Back from the dead but also

Y'all think Anne Rice would have wrote less incest if they came out as trans? or is it just me...

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Hello kitty Tropical Spacehey logo

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for spacehey

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for spacehey layout

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transition goal

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Robert Smith and Lol Tolhurst on the set of the Let’s Go To Bed music video, 1982

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C...countr-

“An ear of corn with translucent colourless liquid dripping down it, in a field, at sunset, golden hour, award winning photography”

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my little meow meow for real

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I got kicked out of an orgy because I wouldn’t stop listing fun facts about marine life.

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Transcendentalism is dead. It’s still relevant when it comes to understanding the self, but it’s outdated in that its practices of isolationism and complete self-reliance are extremely problematic. Isolation is deeply damaging to the average person’s mental health. Humans are extremely social creatures and to forsake that aspect of our lives is plain disadvantageous to any person who practices such. Personally, I think that if I were to practice transcendentalism the way that Thoreau did, I would do well for a few days. I would eventually start to miss my friends and family however. I would mourn the loss of socializing with others. 

The aspects of transcendentalism I find good however is its emphasis on confidence and loving yourself no matter how “good” or “bad” you may be. To accept yourself and your faults is something that we have lost as a human race and perhaps, we never had that ability to begin with. To develop that ability however would be beneficial to everyone. To live shamelessly has its faults of course, but shame is ever pervasive in western culture. To live in a world without shame and where people are completely secure in theirselves, sounds like paradise and hell.

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fuck it, reblog to give the person you rb'ed this from a freshly baked buttery croissant.

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December just started but let's make 2023 the year of more gay transgender sex!!!! woo yeah!!

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is that a penis in your pocket or is yor phone just cylindrical and whimsical