I Want A Penis But Also I Would Get A Boner From A Stiff Breeze. I Would Get Hard From Biting A Particularly

I'm so miserable that I can relate to a sad gay paranoid kid trying to convince himself he's not gay while getting high with his friend.

i wish i was a cishet guy so that i could start a podcast and go to the gym and allow that to fulfill me spiritually. but instead i have these visions

Thanks! @popchyks-back-left-paw

@donatart @theotherwoman69 @nekromenel

Tag game: Describe yourself using only pictures you have available! Do not search for/download new images! (Do not pass GO. Do not collect $200.) Tagged by @samuelroukin mwah

Turns out I have too many useless but accurate memes saved cidnifd. No pressure tags :D @losersimonriley @forsaire @ereborne @femalefemur @traumschwinge

"More than anything I was relieved that in my unfamiliar babbling-and-wanting-to-talk state I'd stopped myself from blurting the thing on the edge of my tongue, the thing I'd never said, even though it was something we both knew well enough without me saying it out loud to him in the street—which was, of course, I love you."

– The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt

“boris seizing my hand, bloody at the knuckles where i’d punched him on the playground, and pressing it to his own bloodied mouth”

[said very pleasantly] i see you have mischaracterised my blorbo. that's okay. that's fine. everyone interprets things differently. i'm exploding you in my mind with the power of 9754685 suns btw

People might bring up Vincent van Gogh as an example of a painter who did great work in spite of, or because of, his suffering. I like to think that van Gogh would have been even more prolific and even greater if he wasn't so restricted by the things tormenting him. I don't think it was pain that made him so great, I think painting brought him whatever happiness he had.

—David Lynch

every day i discover the meaning of life and then i lose it again and then again a new day and i discover the meaning of life and lose it by night time and then again and so on

Forest Nymph 1870

Paul Hermann Wagner