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I don’t know if this is called love but all I know is when you speak to me it’s the best thing in my day, my week hell, even my year. I don’t know if it’s called love but all I know is when your eyes look into mine, I can hear every love poem in the world and I want to write them all down but I can’t. All I know is when you leave its like there’s a hole in my chest and I swear it feels like a part of me is missing. I don’t know if it’s love but I sort of do at the same time because you and your stupid brown eyes are in my head every second of every day and I could write novels about your hands and maybe I’m just scared to call it love? I don’t know.

Your secrets are safe here (via thelovewhisperer)

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We are afraid to care too much, for fear that the other person does not care at all.

Eleanor Roosevelt (via wordsnquotes)

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Keep Transgender Kids Safe (more here)

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If I sleep with you, it doesn’t mean I love you, my body is my temple, but I am allowed to sleep around, that doesn’t make me dirty, that doesn’t make me a whore. I don’t believe in only having sex with a man you love, you can have sex with whomever you like. There is nothing wrong with a woman enjoying herself, there is nothing wrong with a woman letting men touch her body. We are allowed to fuck, we are allowed to masturbate, we are allowed to let a man touch us however WE want. Sex is normal, sex is OK. Sleeping around is optional, but it is still OK. But slut shaming is cruel, slut shaming makes YOU the bad person. A woman, just like a man, can be as sexual as she wants, with as many men as she wants (or other women, depending on your sexuality). As long as you’re always using protection, and you’re 100% ok with it, then there is no problem. Who are any of you to judge someone for their sex life?

We need to stop slut shaming (via write-your-pain-away)

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who did this?! 

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Posters From The Past Masters

Brook Gallery, Exeter Until 7th June 2016

Many of the world’s leading artists have enjoyed making posters for their exhibitions. These often took the form of original lithographs, printed by some of the great Parisian ateliers. With little in common with offset or digital reproductions, they have an established role within an artist’s oeuvre. Artists such as Picasso, Miro, Matisse, and Chagall were intimately involved in the production of their lithographic posters. Designed as exhibition announcements or advertisements for events and tourism, the posters were printed in large quantities to reach a broad audience. They dotted city streets across Europe, in shop windows and cafes and on bulletin boards.

via UK Printmakers.

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Starting new paintings is the best part #art #painting #polyptych #oilpaint #portrait #pastel

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Dr. Seuss Explains Us Pregnancy

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#neon #sculpture #light #text (at Alfred University)

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Untitled. 4 1/2 x 6 1/2, oil on canvas. #art #painting #oilpaint #portrait #architecture #interior #plants #stilllifepainting (at Alfred University)

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“Do something, do something to that, and then do something to that.”

Jasper Johns.

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Daniele Buetti, Where does Strength come from: Pain or Lack of Vulnerability? And: Truth can only be recalled – never invented, 2013.  © Daniele Buetti 

The Swiss artist Daniele Buetti started the Series “Dreams Result in More Dreams” already in 1999 and became known for his alienation of fashion photographs. Read more: Schirn Mag

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