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How to Look at Art, Arts & Architecture, Ad Reinhardt, January 1947
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"Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it."
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Erica Dixon beauty shots by photographer Derek Blanks
love this makeup!
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Christopher Walken in Fat Boy Slim’s Weapon of Choice [X]
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Mom… I’m a vampire slayer.
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i liked this video a lot. simple, direct.
as a queer woman and as an advocate for my community, i have to say that “you are not alone” is one of the most important messages to send to queer folks. it has a lot of meaning that varies depending on who is receiving the message. it can validate that LGBT* people do exist no matter what your parents, teachers, government, friends, or lovers tell you. it can say “hey, you’re not the only one who is struggling,” both to those who are struggling hard and need an unknown comrade and to those who are too wrapped up in their own problems to know the value of recognizing the struggle of others. this message also says that because we are not alone, we can face our problems together.
on perhaps a more spiteful note, i appreciate the message “you are not alone” so much more than dan savage’s/the trevor project’s “it gets better.” i’m not saying that the un is a bastion of sensibility or competency, but “you are not alone” understands that work still needs to be done and recognizes the role of both the queer community and those outside it in changing the circumstances, whereas “it gets better” promotes complacency from agents of change.
anyway, i really liked this, so i wanted to share it
every now and then i remember things that i did as a child and i’m like “why didn’t i know i was gay sooner” because my god i was like a raging homo at age 9
i told my parents that i wanted to be a wedding planner but only wanted to plan lesbian weddings because dresses are great and suits are boring
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