#black pattern wallpaper

[hollistercrowley]

Old Harley Quinn wallpaper from back when I first started doing edits

[katiajewelbox]

Title: Fruit (or Pomegranate)

Designer: William Morris (British, Walthamstow, London 1834–1896 Hammersmith, London)

Manufacturer: Morris & Company

Printer: Jeffrey & Co. (London)

Date: ca. 1866

[nemfrog]

"Claire Falkenstein's prize-winning wallpaper is screen printed by John Kemble Mills of San Francisco." Interiors. February 1948.

Internet Archive

[fruitiermetrostation]

Floral banner (black and white) Stock Vector Image by ©antonovaolena

[100-art]

Candle Flame Poster

[poppins-me]

[tapet-wallpapers]

Solo polyamorous/solo poly wallpapers/backgrounds

Definition and flag can be found on this wiki post:

[the-jellie-sea]

Someday I’ll have the resources for high resolution exports. For now, these will do. Just don’t zoom. Plz 😫

[darkromancestudio]

Dark Romance Studio Mobile Phone Wallpaper (Lock Screen Wallpaper)

🔗 Dimensions: 1290 × 2796 pixels

🔗 FREE Download Here!

[depressionart]

triangle pattern? anyone?

[aroworlds]

[image description: three sets of two lockscreens featuring a design of repeated arrows banded in the colours of various aromantic spectrum pride flags. The left lockscreen features the arrows set against a gradient background matching its respective flag colours; the right features the arrows set against a plain white background. Flags included are: angled aro-ace (gold/yellow/lemon/beige/black), aroflux aceflux (bright lime green/lime green/reddish-coral/pink/purple) and vexromantic (light green/grey/light coral/grey/light green).]

Aro Arrow Lockscreens

Flags: Angled Aro-Ace, Aroflux Aceflux, Vexromantic.

I’ve turned my aro arrows into lockscreens! All backgrounds/wallpapers are available for free personal or non-commercial use. For flag creator credits, please see @aroflagarchive​.

[theseimmortalcoils]

Magnificently ornate mirror. Photographer/location unknown.

[hermoodymaximalismhome]

[ratlinez]

[seelloy]

“We are what we repeatedly do”

-Aristotle

[13thpythagoras]

Yeah, black mold loves moisture and is very scary; black mold can cause these types of cognitive issues if left untreated for a long time:

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19. Memory Issues

20. Focus/Concentration Issues

21. Word Recollection Issues

22. Decreased Learning of New Knowledge

23. Confusion

24. Disorientation

25. Skin Sensitivity

26. Mood Swings

27. Appetite Swings

28. Sweats (especially night sweats)

[Source: Psychology Today]

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Living with chronic mold of any type carries profound health risks; my ex lived with black mold and it got on some of my stuff, very tough to get rid of but sunlight / extreme dryness is best to get rid of mold they say, even a daily session with a hair dryer can do a lot if you're really in the struggle

mold breathes oxygen like us, unlike plants, moss, or algae that breathes carbon dioxide.

So smoke, incense, those types of things also tend to de-mold, if you hotbox that mold it's not going to have a good day, I don't think you can completely smoke-away mold without getting smoke stains everywhere but it's a tough battle and you need everything you can get against this type of mold.