#woman sitting by the window

[peaceinthestorm]

Carl Vilhelm Holsøe (1863-1935, Danish) ~ Reflections, n/d

[Source: artvee.com]

[marejadilla]

Aaron Nagel, "Evergreen", 2020, oil on acm*.  Born 1980 in San Francisco, California.

*(ACM) Aluminum Composite Material.

[notbecauseofvictories]

I was sitting in my hostel's common room (journaling and absentmindedly eating dinner) and tripped and fell into a two hour discussion with a British man who happened to be sitting there as well. We discussed international politics and I managed to hold my own---who knew I had this many opinions about the ICJ? Also he kissed my hand afterward, which has to be the most charming thing to happen to me in recent history. Now I'm sweetly cradled in wine bed and listening to a recording of the opera I wanted to see...it's okay, actually. Everything is wonderful.

[francesderwent]

#but the point is Taylor has never once let a man get away with anything #she’s called out cowardice and insensitivity and coldness and every other thing that a girl ever felt wounded by #and now she comes after what’s almost the last villain standing: the good guy who just won’t fucking propose

[meisterdrucke]

Woman Reading in an Interior by Carl Holsøe 

[ffcrazy15]

Hello i dont mean to start like. a hateful tirade or anything genuinely, im also catholic, but in regard to the prolife march getting ‘too political,’ doesnt that seem a bit of an oxymoron?

being prolife, as a Movement, is a political one—being specifically about the legal rights to access abortion and contraceptives if one so chooses. being about laws to access these things makes it distinctly political right?

like. even if i dont personally think an abortion should be performed, i agree with the legal right to have that option (especially in medically necessary situations, to name one) so i wouldnt consider myself prolife,because its a political stance. Right? Or am i misunderstanding the intent of the march (or the intent of he march as it started, rather than the nazi march its become as per the post in question)

Oh yep, sorry, totally see the confusion. The march is inherently political and was intended to be from the start, that's correct. And I don't disagree with the original intentions of the march to influence public opinion and ideally politics towards outlawing abortion.

When I said it's become "too political" for me lately, I was using that as a polite euphemism for "my rally got invaded by fascists and no one kicked them out, so now it's become a fascist rally and I don't feel safe or morally okay with going there anymore."

[allanodyne]

Does anyone know the other side?

by AllanOdyne

[artemlegere]

Traveling in Light • Louis Servedio-Morales

[aiura-stan]

also I am confident that I could win a battle of wills with Saiko if push came to shove. But highly doubtful that he’d take notice of me, Random Foreigner Woman

[subaquatic-skyscraper]

Are you still a mind reader

A natural scene stealer

I’ve heard great things Peter

But life was always easier on you

Than it was on me

[marejadilla]

Elena Montull, "Tras el café (After the coffee)", 2012, acrylic painting. B. 1976 Fraga, Huesca, Spain.

[tariah23]

Not Suge Knight of ALL people acting as if he’s mr. morales himself 😭… Lord-

[sailforvalinor]

No listen because can we talk about “Peter.” Can we please talk about “Peter.” Because there’s something about that song that makes it more and more gut-wrenching to listen to on each repetition

[obsessivetherian]

most of the time I'm fine. the rest of the time I freak out because the blinds were pulled up by six inches and think someone, a stalker, broke into my place and raised them so they could surveillance me better.

my mother, who raised them to stop the rain from damaging the window sill and didn't tell me, looks at me funny and says I'm blowing up over nothing.

[seanprouvaire]

the thing about miserable political art films is the only person who watches them is a gallery attendant forced to be there

[meisterdrucke]

Interior with a Woman Reading by Carl Holsoe