sculien:

I was hoping for something a little more helpful…

The X Files | 5.10 | Chinga

oldpaintings:
“Hunting Birds at Night, 1874 by Jean-François Millet (French, 1814–1875)
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oldpaintings:

Hunting Birds at Night, 1874 by Jean-François Millet (French, 1814–1875)

commonpigeon:

commonpigeon:

70s tumblr would be like

guys if you pretend to be gay you can dodge the draft

whos pretending

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whoamiamilost:

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Front Line Stuff, c. 1919 by Claggett Wilson

untilteddocument:

werewolfetone:

werewolfetone:

Shirt that says REJECTING ONE INCORRECTLY BLACK AND WHITE VIEW OF HISTORY FOR ANOTHER IS NOT PROGRESS

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[Image Description: A tag. It reads:

“#on the back it says INVERTING AN INCORRECT VIEW OF HISTORY DOES NOT PRODUCE A CORRECT ONE”

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homunculusalphonse:

farmlesbians:

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so real

[ID: A quote from a Them (magazine) article: “I want every gay and trans person to have the opportunity to be inarticulate, stupid, and unexceptional,” Dacus says. /End ID]

wordfather:

sorry i cant do that right now im having a year long moment

metamorphesque:

Were you not always distracted by yearning, / as though some lover were about to appear? ALT

— Rainer Maria Rilke, Were You Not Always Distracted

dead-molchun:
“Aida Makoto (1965-) Girls Don’t Cry, 2003 (90 x 60 cm) chromogenic print.
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dead-molchun:

Aida Makoto (1965-) Girls Don’t Cry, 2003 (90 x 60 cm) chromogenic print.

thepoisonroom:

thepoisonroom:

loudly going “YOU’RE GOOD YOU’RE GOOD” to myself to ward off the memory of every embarrassing thing i’ve ever done

loudly going WAH like the secret good waluigi that lives in my head. to ward off the agonies

nazarjoon:

nazarjoon:

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hi (・ω<)

if anyone was curious this is based on a depiction of an armenian cherub!

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valassky:

valassky:

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Finished my Tapestry class final, this is my fish :-)

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The fish itself doesn’t have a name! But for my assignment i titled it “The Last Enjoyable Summer Spent with My Father” it’s a piece that actually has a lot of personal representations since the theme of the class was crafting narratives through the weaving :-)

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