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Esto y no tener ni puta idea de lo q es un tiktok

@uaivito Johnny Silverhand

qual nome você daria pra esse gatinho?

@httpsfangs Vinyl store.

Date idea: we get coffee and go to the bookstore together

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Even if we love… some goodbyes are the beginning of healing. Our hearts resist, our habits call us back; but our mental well-being whispers: “What’s right is not always easy.” Sometimes it’s not staying, but leaving that protects us. Because not every love helps you grow some quietly consume you. And the hardest truth is this: Even if we love, there are things we must let go of. Because protecting ourselves comes before even the deepest love.

If someone tells you, “you’re weird,” what would you reply with?

@Lovandfear That’s a fairy tale.

Maybe one day we will get married... we will have children, if they look like me then they will be poets, or if they look like you then they will be poems..🩷

"Fidelity" by artist Briton Rivière

Loire Valley of France🇫🇷

LA BEAUTÉ DE L’OPÉRA GARNIER.

Craftsmanship is never difficult to spot. San Telmo Palace in Seville, Spain.

the trick is to play music louder than your thoughts.

@Matt_Pinner Dune

If you could name the first city on Mars, what would you name it?

Florencia. Foto: @MozartCultures

@filmdiary00 timeless baroque architecture ✨

Incredible beauty of Paris Opera ✨

@xmuse_ If a vagrant does this, in full public view, would MFA Boston share same sentiment as above?

“Last week we welcomed artist Xandra Ibarra for an iconic rendition of Nude Laughing at the MFA. Previously staged in museums and on the streets of San Juan, the performance features Ibarra lugging a pantyhose stuffed with trappings of white femininity—pearls, pointe shoes, a blonde wig—as she laughs and laughs. Unruly and exuberant, Ibarra’s defiant stride took visitors from our contemporary art galleries to Arts of Europe. Her hysterical response to renowned paintings in the MFA's collection brought forward dimensions of race, class, and gender—all in conversation with a continuum of disruptive art that was once contemporary, too.” —MFA Boston

This was going on at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston last week. I’m literally speechless thinking that classical paintings & statues get censored on social media, meanwhile in museums they have THIS kind of … idk even how to call it. How would you name this?! Context👇🏼

@2lastvibes To be with you, in glory and in grief.

By Ekachai Milintapas