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why stop at mutuals. we should be lovers
“I like observing people. I like looking at things.”
— Virginia Woolf (via quotemadness)
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“I have too many romantic fantasies and they make me sad.”
— Graham Coxon
cant wait to live alone in just a few weeks. this whole June will be busy for me moving, running personal errands and other shits. been waiting for this my entire life and now that i will step on it, my heart wants to pop bc of fulfillments from what i manifested before little by little. its hard to look on bright sides that im still finding for my authentic self, and now that im kinda found it and still finding it, i rlly want to become emotional, but tnx to some friends that im having deep talks to.
i just noticed since pandemic started that i havent cried nor felt a genuine hug, but i think this is a development for me to not to let my emotions fall to anything and im grateful for that not because im a hard as stone / cold as ice.
i felt so pressured to my friends that they are pushing me to date, to the point that they want me to meet people to have a casual date. but i want is to just talk to them for a little while before i go to meet them. im not the micah anymore that i makeout ppl at the club when our eyes contacted, not the breezy micah anymore punching lines and doesnt mean anything to me. became isfj since pandemic and im super grateful for that or idk if im just getting older or i just want something real if i date again. idrk tbh, tho i dont mind to be rich tita and alone jk (fuck my attachment issues)
im still happy despite of downs from the other part of my life. it overwhelms more what i manifested. once i settled everything in my life, i will rlly celebrate it detoxing peacefully alone. its just the 6th month of the year, and 2022 is rlly been good to me and still claiming a positive energy to become a great year for me. tysm, universe
badly wanna get a tattoo from her 😭
Whang Od Oggay is perhaps the Philippines last traditional “batok” or hand-tapping tattoo artist. 101 years old, she has been tattooing since 15, and uses just three materials; a thorn from the pomelo tree, coal scraped off pots to be used for ink, and water. She is a Butbut woman who is part of a larger Kalinga ethnic group in Tinglayan, northern Philippines. Batok was traditionally reserved for male Butbut headhunters who had successfully protected the village or killed an enemy. The tattoos were also an aesthetic necessity for the women. Traditionally, when a Butbut woman was tattooed, the family of the woman is obliged to pay the tattoo artist a piglet or bundle of harvested rice, demonstrating the high value of the art. A traditional Kalinga tattooist or mambabatok would tell peoples fortunes and chant when creating a tattoo. She says she will continue to tattoo for as long as she can see.
i stan
Love my zombie post-apocalyptic queer daughters