#American spirit

[wallpapersmonster]

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[unhonestlymirror]

Two sides of Lithuania

[donnatroyprincessofthemyscira]

[0girlblog0]

i braid my hair before bed kind of believe in jesus

and you smoke too many

american spirits

[asightsodivine]

"These here are God's finest sculpturings... and there ain't no laws for the brave ones! And there ain't no asylums for the crazy ones! And there ain't no churches except this right here. And there ain't no priests, excepting the birds! By God I are a mountain man! And I'll live until an arrow or bullet finds me. And then I'll leave my bones on this great map of the magnificent!"

[yoursforwildnature-always]

An Introduction to Ted

Hey All!

My name is Ted, but I also go by Teddy - I don’t care which one you use to prefer to me, and nicknames are allowed if y’all wanna generate one. I am 20 years old (birthdate March 14, 2003) and was born in Brooksville, Maine. I’m not disclosing my current location because I don’t need that on the internet. 

My pronouns are she/they/it, and I don’t really have a preference as for which. I generally regard myself as genderqueer or something, but, in all honesty, I’m not the biggest fan of labels, and I prefer to focus on just existing. Same applies to my sexuality, but theres also confusion there as idk what I even am there either. I think I’m gynosexual??? but idk not sure Similarly, I was born intersex. I’m not gonna get into much of that here, as that’s for my kink acc bc it’ll be more revealing than I think is necessary on main. Speaking of which, I do make some NSFW content that I don’t deem appropriate for this blog, so I post that stuff - as well as vent my horniness and tell irl stories - on this acc @transpuppywithnobrains  I’m currently at university, studying evolutionary ecology and anthropology as my main topics, with a few other courses strewn about here and there (notably a course on String Theory and the associated mathematics). I live with two roommates, both of which are fuckbuddies of mine (go ahead and see more on my kink acc above) but thats neither here nor there. 

This account is mostly just going to be shitposting, talking ab education, and the like, as well as fandom posting and philosophy/politics. Speaking of which, I personally identify with the ideas of deep ecology and similar thought processes, but like, whatever, man, idk. 

that was weird, my b for oversharing ig, but thats me for u. 

[recursive360]

“…no one of consequence… “ 

🌊 heart-breaker 💔

[davidaugust]

Scares the Dickens out them. 😳

[deathdealertactical]

A Tactical Thanksgiving: Honoring Gratitude and American Traditions

Thanksgiving is upon us — a time to gather with loved ones, enjoy a feast, and reflect on what we’re grateful for. At Death Dealer Tactical, we believe Thanksgiving is more than just a day of good food; it’s a moment to pause, honor the American spirit, and appreciate the freedoms we hold dear. The Roots of Thanksgiving: A Story of Resilience The story of Thanksgiving goes back to 1621, when…

[alessandro55]

American Style and Spirit

Fashions and lives of the Roddis Family, 1850-1995

Jane Bradbury, Edward Maeder

Victoria & Albert Pubns, London 2016, 319 pages, 22,8x30,5cm, ISBN ‎ 978-1851778898

euro 50,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

American Style and Spirit: Fashions and Lives of the Roddis Family, 1850–1995 presents “more than 200 perfectly preserved garments and accessories, along with other materials, from a century and half of collecting. The story of the family that saved them and photographs of the items, along with notes on fashion salons and a helpful glossary, make this book something special” Brought to life for the first time outside the attic in which they were stored for generations, here are more than 300 garments and accessories, beautifully preserved and complemented by archival objects, family photographs, and letters, as well as evocative descriptions of whom the garments belonged to, when they were made or bought, and even where they were worn—all by members of the Roddis family of Marshfield, Wisconsin. Author Jane Bradbury describes the joy of discovering the clothes when her aunt, Augusta Denton Roddis, showed her the astonishing collection. A remarkable resource, the book presents the garments and their designers in the context of the various eras in which they were created, from the turn of the 20th century through the 1920s and the Depression to the mid-1990s. Beautifully designed, this is a must-have for every fashion enthusiast.

14/07/24

[lavandamichelle]

Celebrating Independence Day: Inspiring Quotes and Patriotic Phrases

🎆 Celebrate the 4th of July with inspiring quotes and patriotic phrases! Honor the spirit of freedom and the values that define America. 🇺🇸 #IndependenceDay #4thOfJuly #Freedom #Patriotism

As the 4th of July approaches, it’s time to reflect on the significance of Independence Day and celebrate the freedom and spirit that define the United States of America. Whether you’re hosting a barbecue, watching fireworks, or simply enjoying the day with family and friends, these inspiring quotes and patriotic phrases can add a touch of meaning and pride to your celebrations. Here, we’ve…

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[silvermoon424]

https://x.com/SkylerforNY/status/1868725620777345519

^^^ I hate billionaires so damn much.

We DESPERATELY need to start educating Americans on the difference between for-profit businesses and government public services, I'm so fucking serious. The government should not be run like a business!!!

It's actually vile how the USPS- one of the few government services that's actually good- is constantly under attack by Republicans and their billionaire overlords and mouthbreathing conservative voters justify it because "well, the USPS loses a lot of money." You know what burns tons of money for a way worse outcome than the USPS? The fucking US military, but you never catch these bootlickers arguing that we should drop fewer bombs on brown people overseas.

[hiwaaranit]

I should have known if I brought up wc I’d have to talk about. But it includes of a lot of issues with feral/furry designs that use feathers in hair. I don’t necessarily know why the conversation only started and stayed in the wc fandom when horse/wolf/lion feral fandoms are still doing the same thing.

Now having feathers in the design isn’t a racial attack first thing off because there’s a lot of context around what feather’s are used, the shape, and where they are placed. If the look is anything like "rave Coachella looking tribal fantasy feathers and beads" it’s probably insensitive. I’m not to sure why it has to be feathers, I honestly think the wc fandom are holding themselves back when it comes to forwarding designs in a unique way. Tail feathers are also left out in this conversation as well, one or two feathers or feathers in the shape of a birds tail are fine but bunched together feathers are leaning to close to how we have our horses wear feathers. This is in the context of the design already looking like a "medicine cat" already its bad. it’s like those yt girls wear feather head bands but animal addition.

I’ve talked about this before but silhouettes are so important, like Native American stereotypes are on the global scale you cannot escape this silhouette you just have to avoid it. There’s no "but it’s in so many other cultures" no it’s not it’s totally unique to our people that’s why people flock to it because it’s so "mysterious, sacred" whatever their weird twisted up reason is. There’s so many unique ways to break this silhouette you just gotta be more creative. And I feel like instead of being more creative and coming up with totally different ideas it’s just easier to lean on these visual native stereotypes to get across "wild mythical nature fantasy"

I could get into the horse fandom and the weird situations they’re doing over there but that’s another crazy thing. I should say because someone will ask, ostrich feathers on like show horses or knights or puss in boots style is fine not the same thing (breaking the silhouette) they’re not related.

And it comes down to understanding what you are drawing and where this imagery comes from, I’m not gonna get my feelings hurt because of your design but I’ll question why are you drawing stuff like that. You cant remove that cultural/stereotypical imagery, and if you don’t care about it then you don’t care about the history or how it looks on your character and art.

I made it this far on the internet but if you want to be conscious about these things good on yea it doesn’t take much☺️👍

Edit: can’t believe I gotta say this but yes other cultures utilize feathers, if people are using feathers that are used in their culture then don’t harass them. That’s weird have some common sense. Ostrich feathers, peacock feathers it’s actually so interesting how native birds to an area affect the culture there.

[arjengelly]

Sooo I watched Jentry Chau

I was hoping it could fill the void of The Owl House….

But there was a lot of similarities to other things

Also how dare they… the Neji reference was a dead giveaway

It almost felt like the old Sabrina cartoon mixed with American dragon and Juniper Lee.