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"it's inscrutable" maybe to you it is. I scrute it all the time

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Collection of me turning into random objects

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Ending in the flowers

Translated from a @onlypicturepoetry photo

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starting an anti-skincare routine where i eat whatever i want and never wash my face and spend at least 3 hours a week picking at my skin in the mirror. join my movement

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poliwhirl: unbothered. moisturized. happy. in my lane. focused. flourishing.

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Credit, alexandra.mavrofridi via instagram

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Gromit's recreational activities

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bunny shaped tree

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Credits to @Hakusi_Katei from X/Twitter

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A camper finds insect eggs under a lily pad in Wisconsin, 1974. Photograph by Steve Raymer, National Geographic Creative

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They’re dressed up for spooky season… but what’s that behind them?

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café au lait ☕️

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Idk exactly how to explain this but the softness of real wool and real linen is very different from the artificial softness of polyester “sherpa”, fuzzy faux-fur, spongey acrylic knits and people have gotten too used to the soft plastics and now associate wool with “itchy” and linen with rough and cotton with “too heavy” and then go and wear 100% polyester fleecy sweatshirts and say it’s so warm and cozy but actually they’re just staticky cooking in their sweat locked inside a plastic membrane and you are paying too much to be wearing filaments of petroleum products and the money isn’t going to the people sewing them either. I’m saying you all need to touch grass and the grass in this situation is good quality textiles made of natural fibres.