#d.w

[cowboylikeekatie]

maybe in another life im not the little sister constantly serving cunt

[mommy-mortis]

[suffernotindoubt]

Vanity... ughh

Artists, keep control

control yourself

when the police come

tear it down gay the cow

that is so offensive, we have

to call it Dali, poseur du jour

not fag as in I suck cock but

queer as in fuck off

If you do not Idle with people, look like 

phantoms bring busloads

Piss your tits

Deathly romantic scenario schemata

So we got a bunch of bones

no one was recoiling at the nose

So much art to hate

so any artists to love

Support their abandon

[alicianicoly]

YAMERS @a-v-j

LETS DOGPILE ANTI EVERYBODY

"aww, jeez..."

I made it as transparent png so everyone feel free to add yerselfs or ocs lmao

[funeral]

D.W. Winnicott

[lovertm]

character keychains, part 3 by winterrkatt

[art-bloob]

interview with the vampire where everything is the same but Claudia is played by d.w

[knightscanfeeltoo]

Funny how People are still gonna ship the Amazing Digital Circus Characters even though Goosworx said there will be No Romantic Relationships...

[pownicmania5000]

So I've been rewatching quite a bit of Arthur lately and goddamn it's so good, even more than I remembered it being

[mel-loly]

-These two started with one goal: “to get away from everything and everyone”.

And in the end, they decided: “to stay, to continue their story from 13 years ago”.

[neechees]

White settlers won't even fully read the post we've made calling them out for being willfully ignorant dumbasses bc they're not reading omfg. Do I have to make a smut fic of your favorite two fandom White men version of our posts for you to listen? Or is that still too much for you?

[iminaworldofpureimagination]

[electronicartisanfury]

My own prefered version of Mount Rushmore

Dracula's from top to bottom:

01. Max Schreck

02. Bela Lugosi

03. Christopher Lee

04. Gary Oldman

[oldsardens]

D.W. Fairhall - Lane Near Weeley, Essex

[funeral]

Many of the patients whom he treated had, for one reason or another, learned as children to be over-compliant; that is, to live in ways which were expected of them, or which pleased others, or which were designed not to offend others. These are the patients who build up what Winnicott called a 'false self'; that is, a self which is based upon compliance with the wishes of others, rather than being based upon the individual's own true feelings and instinctive needs. Such an individual ultimately comes to feel that life is pointless and futile, because he is merely adapting to the world rather than experiencing it as a place in which his subjective needs can find fulfillment.

Anthony Storr, Solitude: A Return to the Self