Drag, Man Drag

I don’t think humans should be living in studio apartments or little one bedroom apartments you can barely turn around in. It’s like how the minimum tank size requirement for a betta fish is technically 2.5 gallons but you’re a monster if you put them in anything less than 5 gallons. I think people deserve at least one extra room in their house.

I get wanting to avoid urban sprawl, wanting to use space efficiently or whatever but goddamn. You should have space for potted plants, for a pullout couch for when your mother comes to visit, space to pursue your hobbies. I don’t think that’s a greedy thing to want.

I see some of the apartments listed in NYC and it’s like. that should be illegal. I’ve seen snakes with enclosures bigger than that

You can begin this process at any time, regardless of how old you have become.

tell me my prof didn’t upload the reading by photocopying his kindle reader page by page

I spontaneously sent this to my brother (likes cats and crochet) and it turns out hes been looking for a free version of this pattern for ages

@lankira

Free patterns get a reblog

“God uses neopronouns because the capitalization is different” is a top-tier take to be honest

Controversial opinion apparently but a fucking ad should not have control over my phone's volume or the ability to pause anything else that is playing

"are you ok with mutuals dming?" my mutuals can keep me as their pet if they want

characters being forced to act in ways that are contrary to their true nature until it slowly eats them alive voted song of the summer

Capitalism.

actually this post is about king dedede but it can be about that too

I’m kind of obsessed with this painting and others by the same artist of Black girls. it is one of the few representations of Black women in “traditional art,” for lack of a better term that shows the subject as soft, delicate and vulnerable, which are qualities ascribed to us so rarely it’s notable when it happens. It’s painted by a Ukrainian woman. I don’t have time to unpick all the complexities there, but there’s enough fraughtness between Black women and Eastern Europeans that the source of this painting is equally as surprising to me as the tenderness of subject.