— Clementine Von Radics, From In A Dream You Saw A Way To Survive; "The Fear" (via Lunamonchtuna)

I am by no means an expert but it seems to me “your body does not belong to you” is a major theme of right wing authoritarianism and, interestingly, modern USAmerican thinking. This underpins so much from abortion to forcing kids to hug their relatives. Your body belongs to the state, or God, or your husband, or your boss, or your doctor. Everything from trans and gay liberation to forcing autistic people to look in your eyes to making cashiers stand for no reason. Your body does not belong to you, but taking care of your body is your responsibility and your responsibility alone, and if you fail in some way, you deserve the consequences.

Guerrilla Artist Fills Chicago Potholes With Flower Mosaics

Dumb thing that would not leave my brain

(person with normal hobbies and interests voice) hey do you guys wanna see some good screenshots from my screenshots folder

"Caravaggio would have loved you," Jayce said, almost casually, though nothing about the thought was casual at all.

— Where the Wildflowers Grow

they need to invent a running away & never coming back that doesn’t affect your life

after the conversation about eddie sucking at dating in the truck i'm convinced that when buck finally has his feelings realisation he discovers a new kink for eddie's complete lack of game. it only gets worse when they're officially dating. the first time eddie stammers his way through asking buck on a date, buck is instantly hard. eddie tries to do the yawn move and tweaks his shoulder and buck is in his lap before he can blink. he attempts a striptease and trips over his jeans and buck is on him like a puma in heat. it's an endless feedback loop where as buck gets hornier eddie gets more flustered which only makes buck even hornier.

An absence so heavy it becomes a presence