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It’s crazy and fucked up that being yourself is actually the solution.

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ok but like. there are two different types of privilege. there's type a "everybody should have this, but some people don't" and type b "nobody should have this, but some people do"

there's having parents who can pay for your application to any college, and then there's having parents who can bribe your way into any college. there's owning your own home, and then there's owning 50 houses and getting rich off hoarding a vital resource. there's not fearing for your life whenever cops are around, and then there's being the cop and being allowed to murder anyone at any time.

idk i just feel like that's an important distinction to make.

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Hilariously funny that they let the guy known for wandering off without warning to look at birds was allowed to do this

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Baa baa backstreets, have you any boys

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reblog to keep your mutual refreshed with a nice squirt of the saw the ride dead body fountain

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“Oh I want.” HE WANTS. HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS HE WANTS

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Orym has been thinking about grabbing that stupid fucking shirt since he saw it you know he has

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DORYM KISS??? DORYM KISS??? AM I SEEING THAT THERE WAS DORYM KISS????

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Some individuals with AD/HD, especially without hyperactivity, have an activation problem as described by Thomas Brown, Ph.D. in his article AD/HD without Hyperactivity (1993). Rather than a deficit of attention, this means that individuals can’t deploy attention, direct it, or put it in the right place at the right time. He explains that adults who do not have hyperactivity often have severe difficulty activating enough to start a task and sustaining the energy to complete it. This is especially true for low-interest activities. Often it means that they can’t think of what to do so they might not be able to act at all, or, as Kate Kelly and Peggy Ramundo say in You Mean I’m Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?!, they might experience a “paralysis of will” (pg. 65). “The clothes from my trip—a month ago—are just still lying in a heap in the suitcase.” “I spend a lot of time in bed watching TV but my mind isn’t watching TV. I’m thinking about what I should be doing, but I don’t have the energy to do it.”

- Sari Solden, Women With Attention-Deficit Disorder

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"You can only be butch or femme" wrong that's actually a false dykeotomy

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they should invent a staying up late that doesnt guarantee less sleep

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makes me sick to see people dedicating their lives to their careers and families. what about phone in bed

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good bye

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For the first time in art history, the powerful depictions of "Saturn Devouring His Son" by Rubens (Left) and Goya (Right) are being presented together.

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does anyone have that unsettling oil painting of a dark window with a sheet leading out into the darkness? it did the rounds on tumblr a while ago and i need itttt