jfd !

my love is a planet revolving ur heart

You could've had it all smh

Buying everything in your cart and then checking your bank account

song of the century open.spotify.com/track/5AzO8bsw…

la persona mas insoportable que conoces ama estos álbumes (yo)

A.I. could never create a more watchable video than this

Being bisexual and mexican

Rain is stored in the boobs. @ArianaGrande

Tinashe surprises crowd with unreleased track with The Dare at his Freakquencies party.

Thick, uncut, 6.8”, girthy, curves to the left, one long vein going down more to the right side, birth mark on pubic area, pubes trimmed

@SJP @KristinDavis @CynthiaNixon @nicolearip I’ve watched “and just like that” in full about 4 times. I’m sorry but I need more, more, more!

Her impact

ariana after removing the last letter of her album

fka twigs when she lost all her friends in the club

Osea 2015… ella estaba años luz. Sigue sonando actual.

big day for us

If u in a dick eating competition and ur competitor is dj akademiks just kill yourself

The cat humanity betrayed: Félicette France. A small cat living on the streets was dragged into a fate she never chose. The French space agency gathered 14 cats from the streets of Paris to select one to send into space. Félicette was one of them. She was trained for months. Electrodes were implanted in her brain. She was spun in centrifuges. Kept in pressure chambers. On October 18, 1963, she was placed inside a rocket. No one asked for her consent. After launch, she spent 15 minutes in space. Her brain activity was recorded. Every breath monitored. Every reaction noted. She was valuable to scientists, but only as a test subject. The capsule landed. Félicette survived. And her reward? A few months later, she was killed so her brain tissue could be examined. Then scientists admitted: they learned nothing from the experiment. Félicette died for nothing. For decades, even her name was forgotten. She was called “Astrocat” and erased. The French space program gained critical data thanks to her, yet she didn’t even have a statue bearing her name for years. In 2019, after a campaign started by students at the University of Cambridge, a memorial was finally built. 56 years later. Félicette never volunteered. She didn’t deserve any of this. Yet she went down in history, along with humanity’s shame. On behalf of humanity, I’m sorry, Félicette. Because of our selfishness, you lost your short life for nothing. Please forgive us. 😭💔