always in my heart

this lives in my mind rENT FREE

…rabbits..!

I love him so much!

would love to see more non-sexualized nudity like this in art. this, right here? this is every woman: just at home relaxing with her tits out. she doesn’t have her tits out to please anybody but herself–she’s lounging around, she’s hanging out with her cat, she has her tits out just because. that’s a whole mood. that’s relatable, realistic, and very human. and it’s so superior to the massive amount of art we have of women frolicking around with their backs arched to appeal to the male gaze. lady just doesn’t wanna wear a bra. just wants to lounge around with a book and a cat and her tits just hanging. respect

This makes an incredible and resounding amount of sense

I am full of love and bisexualism and rice

pspspsps local horny vampires pspsps

But having explicit depictions of women being abused and sexually assaulted in these settings is somehow completely necessary for the realism!

It’s amazing how people in the notes and comments are absolutely FURIOUS at me for the included Frozen comparison. Special shout out to everyone trying to prove that real people look like this.

How humans draw themselves is always fascinating to me

op why are you speaking like you aren’t human i’m scared

Eh…perhaps read my blog description.

Oh hell yeah this is what I’m here for

Okay, I’ve seen this thread a dozen times before, but not with this addendum.

How did we get from Frozen facial differences to a human corpse-

This is one of those classic tumblr posts that is a little different every time I see it.

This post has aged like fine wine since the last time it crossed my dash…

@god-of-yall read it, trust me, its worth it

…okay, but accepting the premise that other animals don’t experience “uncanny valley” effects (which…have there been studies on this?), then a corpse is a silly explanation, since other organisms leave corpses too. Why wouldn’t they find them uncanny?

Humans got the weakest sense of smell out of almost all animals, dont we? Maybe we developed it for the inability to detect corpses by smell