#for a while.

[citizen-of-the-fandom]

Thinking about how we haven't heard from our friend Jonathan in a while, and one of his last entries said "I now know the length of my life" and it was mid-june, that was the day Dracula told him, that was how long he had left, and right now it's about a week away, it's--

[ispyspookymansion]

ohhhhh man. man. if youre looking for something to read and you have the stomach for it, tell me im worthless by alison rumfitt was really, really good. definitely upsetting and visceral and striking, it would be hard for me to give a synopsis. its a horror story about fascism and hate and the ways we become things we are or arent. its a haunted house story, its a story of haunting, its about the modern horror of the trans experience, its so soooo good. cannot stress enough to take the trigger warning inside the book seriously, including transphobia, homophobia, antisemitism, racism, self harm and suicide, on top of gore and psychological horror themes

[uneclipsing]

M iku

[anonymocha]

for 1.8 i am manifesting Kaalaa Baunaa, Eternity, or Baby Blue garments please come to me please please plea

[myoldiaries]

DONE WITH EXAMS!!!!!!!!!!!

[jackyjackdraws]

I got this idea at 3am.

No, I won't elaborate further

[ef-1]

For those not tapped into Australian politics, King Charles is in Australia to conduct his "historic first tour to the commonwealth realm" i.e visting countries that King Charles is supposedly a monarch to.

Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe had requested an audience with King Charles for weeks prior to this visit, she wrote countless letters to speak to him. Unlike other commonwealth nations and other former Brisitish colonies, a treaty with Indigenous peoples in Australia was never formed. Their land was never ceded to the British Crown. After being denied and ignored, Lidia Thorpe, draped in a traditional possum skin cloak, stormed in the Great Hall during the reception for Charles at Parliament House in the capital shouting the following:

I literally can't even look at these photos without getting goosebumps.

[fishyfishyfishtimes]

Deep sea benthic Miku

[sadclowncentral]

shoutout to the guy who after unsuccessfully hitting on my sister and being politely declined asked her "is it okay if i ask your brother instead" and when she said yes gave me a long and searching look before sighing and going "no. i am not drunk enough to go for a dude. but you look like an angel" happy bisexual pride to this man and this man only. hope you figure it out soon king

[vimbry]

[orpheuslament]

friendships end. relationships end. fictional man whos doing even worse than you is forever

[great-and-small]

I was walking on a rather remote beach when I came upon this Whip eel drying up in the sun. These are intertidal eels that can actually handle themselves out of water for a bit, but it’s not normal for them to be fully exposed in direct sunlight like this. The tide was at least six hours from coming in and I felt like this eel was in distress, so I made the decision to dig him out and return to the ocean. His body was too delicate to be simply pulled from the hole without injury, so I got to digging.

This endeavor took about 40 minutes as the eel was quite long and difficult to excavate. Also had to continually refill my temporary eel pond to keep him from drying out entirely while I worked.

If you are an eel aficionado like myself, please enjoy this silly little video of the relocation process set to some jaunty royalty-free disco music.

[shrubsparrow]

It's in the eye of the beholder

[aromantic-diaries]

"why is EVERY song about love" I'm begging you to dig just a tiny bit deeper, there's literally thousands of songs that aren't love songs. You don't even have to look for the most obscure underground artists ever, the fucking Beatles of all people have a song about a guy who kills people with a hammer

[pangur-and-grim]

he saw his reflection for the first time