pinkballerinas:

“At the end of Swan Lake, when she left the stage in her great white tutu, i would have followed her to the end of the world.” – Rudolph Nureyev

tainbocuailnge:

me fantasizing about making a thing but not actually making it but I’m having a great time just fantasizing about it so it’s ok

a-phantom-fool:

me at any given time

poetrylesbian:

people love fat women a lot more when they’re cute minimalist line art than they do when fat women exist in the real world and dare to take up space or even exist in their line of sight

skinny or straight-sized women will use fat women in their cartoony art as a way to embrace body positivity but other than painting us on vases or making planters shaped like our headless bodies, what are you actually doing to support and love fat women?

you’re out here getting the venus of willendorf tattooed on your arm but are you treating actual women who look like that in real life with love and respect?

because fat women exist outside of cute nude drawings and plus size insta models. fat women dressed in “unflattering” clothes exist, fat women in “ugly” clothes exist, old fat women, tired fat women… are they also symbols of your feminist movement?

or are our bodies only valuable as an aesthetic?

xiuxiueig:

Estany dels desmais

Santiago Rusiñol

rocktheholygrail:

Hannibal (2013-2015) + #no context

solidsnake:

imjustanothergirlinasweate-deac:

what

wtf gay little monkey

frawgs:

i miss in elementary when youd sit on the floor in front of a girl and shed ask to braid your hair .. nothing is more gentle than that

lakevida:

gonna go ahead and decide that not liking pineapple pizza is homophobic. oh you hate having more fruit in your life? yeah i bet you do. tell me more about the fruits you don’t like. am i one of them

wifeguydeanwinchester:

they just don’t do any classic homophobic children moments like this anymore