leviathan, bound

laughingsquid:

The Cronut, NYC Pastry Chef Creates a Donut-Croissant Hybrid

The Cronut, NYC Pastry Chef Creates a Donut-Croissant Hybrid

alexisout:

major news media outlets have tumblrs

THE PRESIDENT has a tumblr

and people still think this website is “underground” or w/e?

what are you?

thank you

(Source: sound-track-2-my-life)

deerpong:

1500hp:

theyre here

I CANT STOP LAUGHING OH MY GOD

(Source: tin-pan-ali)

forthegothicheroine:

On another note, I’ve come up with a new test for which literary characters are Byronic Heroes:

If you were dating, can you imagine singing “Tainted Love” to them during a fight?

notes to self on writing

bluepeets:

barricadeur:

from vulture’s infographic guide to this summer’s movies

HAHAHA

(Source: sandraoz)

"It’s not uncommon for people to come out as gay after being in heterosexual relationships. But when the gay/straight binary is so enforced, these storylines become a media trope that disregards bisexuality. Because Drew is now partnered with a man, he must be gay–no one mentions the idea that Drew could be bisexual. When closeted people only have the option of coming out as gay, as opposed to bi or queer, we perpetuate two harmful tropes: that there are only two sexual orientations, and that the gender of your partner determines your sexual identity."

— Eradicating biphobia within gay communities and gay media (via cbrachyrhynchos)

yanagoya:

koulin:

pewpuupalace:

zeonhime:

the worst feeling about trying to draw is being a mediocre artist. You realize you’re not terrible and family and friends who can’t draw at all tell you all the time how amazing you are, but you, as the artist, have seen what amazing really is and you realize that it isn’t you.

500% me

oh my fuck god

this post

just

this post.

Yeah, that happens.

Also applies to writing.

"I JUST noticed something strange on Wikipedia. It appears that gradually, over time, editors have begun the process of moving women, one by one, alphabetically, from the “American Novelists” category to the “American Women Novelists” subcategory. So far, female authors whose last names begin with A or B have been most affected, although many others have, too. The intention appears to be to create a list of “American Novelists” on Wikipedia that is made up almost entirely of men. The category lists 3,837 authors, and the first few hundred of them are mainly men. The explanation at the top of the page is that the list of “American Novelists” is too long, and therefore the novelists have to be put in subcategories whenever possible. Too bad there isn’t a subcategory for “American Men Novelists."

—

Wikipedia’s Sexism Toward Female Novelists - NYTimes.com (via techladymafia)

The category “Person” is looking a little crowded…

(via alexandraerin)

retrogasm:

War is peace…

"And we walked out once more beneath the stars."

— Dante Aligheri, from “The Inferno”, translated by John Ciardi (via the-final-sentence)

architectureofdoom:

tystna:

© Jonas Bendiksen

Birobidzhan, Jewish Autonomous Oblast, Russia, 1999

z1c:

being 20+ on tumblr