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fuuuuck i just realized that the future idealized version of myself cant exist without current me being the catalyst for change and doing hard things. has anybody heard about this

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swan collection curated by @foundandchosen

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fabulous creature?

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I have some news for members of the united states armed forces who feel like they are pawns in a political game and their assignments being unnecessary.

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Grasses in the wind.

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are you going to marlboro fair

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All I’m asking for is a small countryside manor with a giant library and intricately carved wooden accents everywhere that I can put gorgeous wallpaper and art in. And maybe a big clawfoot tub.

I really don’t think its that much to ask.

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rothko in the turner gallery???

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if you're in the throes of cosmic despair i cannot recommend museums enough. art or science or history it doesn't matter. oh we're all connected, all of us and everything, throughout all time and space, and no one, no one, no one is alone? awesome. that's what i thought i just wanted to make sure.

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[on the verge of defeat and delirious with lust] i could be a wound in your heart that will never heal

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The cure to anxiety is completing all the tasks you have to finish for the day early and doing them phenomenally and being physically perfect and on everyone’s good side preferably even their favorite.

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The Swan (1915)

— by Hilma Af Klint

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The fact that people don't think friendship is enough to justify characters doing insane acts of love for each other baffles me. Like have you never loved your friend so so much you want to live in their ribcage. Have you never been really weird about a friend. Have you never wanted to bite your friends parents or shove them down a staircase. Have you never wanted to be buried in the same grave as a friend. Have u never. How do u people live like this.

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The Roman Ruins at Schönbrunn (Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller, 1832)

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Irving Ramsey Wiles - Russian Tea (ca. 1896)