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noi is so back🥹 #それがドロヘドロ

#gyjo modern au (i just wanted an excuse to draw them with tattoos)

korra + jinx for @malynkay_ 💜💙

They had a whole gothic masterpiece to work with and somehow DMC Netflix just flattened it into "USA" 🥀

im planning both my suicide and future at the same time and im genuinely committed to both paths

y aun asi lo compara con recoger fresas, limpiar o cuidar a mayores, hay q tener la cara de hormigon

Israel y EEUU atacan Irán. Israel llama a sus bombardeos “ataque preventivo” y varios medios europeos lo usan como definición en sus titulares. No hay nada preventivo en bombardear un país que no se disponía a atacar. Estamos ante lo que en derecho internacional se llama crimen de agresión.

Bombing Iran in the middle of negotiations, while starving Cuba, while genociding Palestinians, while threatening to invade Greenland… the US and Israel are the single greatest threat to humanity and it’s not even close. We are all forced to live in the nightmare they create.

reaching the line just to start again

- adorable wild cat - survives on drinking the blood of its enemies

“La denuncia de una mujer arruina la vida de un hombre”

Yo en mi vida me he cruzado con nadie que se crea un gato, y tampoco veo en qué me puede perjudicar eso, pero no paro de cruzarme con fascistas. Digamos que trato de mantener mi escala de preocupaciones alineada con la realidad.

Se hace el bandido y luego lo tienes durmiendo en la sabana de violetta #Enjin #GACHIAKUTA

Happy Chinese New Year ！！

Had to do it

الخميس والسبت.

thinking about victor frankenstein’s medical bag.

🇮🇷 Tehran’s brothel district Shahr-e-No, Iran Before the Islamic Revolution, 1975-77 by Kaveh Golestan. “I want to show you images that will be like a slap in your face to shatter your security. You can look away, turn off, hide your identity like murderers, but you can not stop the truth. No one can.” Kaveh Golestan (1950 – 2003) Red Light district of Shahre-No demonstrates the realities of the plight of prostitutes under the Shah’s regime. The prostitutes live arduous lives under the constant threat of violence from their sahebs (“owners”) in relationships that can be likened to slaves and masters. Mental health problems and poverty have turned many of the women to prostitution, but the additional problems they face when they begin to reside in the citadel mean that many of them stay on and work far longer than originally intended.