notsuh:

questionablepastries:

cerastes:

beldeneige:

@yofryman

carrionmouse:

carrionmouse:

you ever take a shower and suddenly you’re human again

crabussy:

miiilowo:

miiilowo:

i desperately need like a canopy bed or a tent bed or an in-wall bed or something i need to be tucked in i need to be protected from the elements i need to be in a little hole in a den in a nest im just a prey animal trying to get by

do you get it or do you not know anything

call out post now

were-ralph:

neofooturism:

neofooturism:

IM LAUGHINGGGG THIS US SO FUCKING FUNNY

dogmotif:

the summer is like well what if it was unbearable outside and you can’t wear any cool jackets. and everyone’s going to tell you that this is the best time of the year. and you’re the crazy one

funeralend:

i hope i’m not only a beloved mutual to you but also an annoying mutual-in-law to someone else

grimmtidings:

lakemojave:

I believe pretty strongly that art doesn’t need an audience. Plenty of art is political or provocative just for its own sake, without any relevant discourse or target demographic in mind. As a writer on tumblr I write things that I know I will enjoy writing and with very little stakes attached–if anyone decides they wanna engage with my work, that’s fine.

Most larger entities, collectives, and labels though–they create art with the intention to sell it. This is not a bad thing or a detraction of that art, it is simply a reality that even the weirdest corporate media has a hook by design. The marketing alone for a new movie, game, or series can tell you right away who the product is for.

However.

Who in the fuck did Hideo Kojima make Death Stranding for

Hideo Kojima.

staticandlove:

marisatomay:

grown adults will get on the internet and say things like “why is this movie about the protagonist, the titular character?” just walk into the ocean i cannot help you

“That villain was so problematic”

Yeah it was their job