Britney Spears, Jarl Of Whiterun

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If only it was that easy lmao but discorse is the first step to progress.

In the video he was growling like a rabid animal and chasing her down a dark alley. If that happened to me I’d think that this guy was mental and wants to kill me.

just saw a video of a man chasing a woman down an alley at night claiming she was only scared/running because he was black lmao……like the first thing we teach ourselves as girls is how to protect ourselves against being raped/murdered!! no fucking wonder she was running!! you’re a man at night!! thats the fuckin problem!!

Joseph Blanc (French, 1846-1904)

Perseus, 1869

Oil on canvas, 302 x 174 cm

Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France

Katerina Korotaeva Embroidery

Yes they are :/ it’s sad and the world is gross. Spend some time talking to vets and they’ll tell you the same.

Hey, this is literally the closest the government can get to interrogation and they’re just getting away with it, what the fuck hell world

Perseus and Andromeda, 1891, by Frederic Leighton (1830-1896).

This painting depicts the Greek myth of Andromeda. Andromeda was the daughter of the King and Queen of Ethiopia. Her mother made the bold claim that her daughter was more beautiful than any sea nymph. Once hearing this, the sea nymphs called on their father Poseidon to take control of a sea monster, and attack the Ethiopian kingdom. Seeing no alternative, the King and Queen chained their daughter to a rock, sacrificing her.

Heroically, Perseus was flying his famed winged horse Pegasus nearby, and came to save Andromeda by slaying the beast. Perseus and Andromeda then fell in love.

Leighton portrays the moment in which Perseus, seen flying above, shooting arrows at the beast. Andromeda stands helpless and contorted under threat.

I just want to get a cat, name him Tchaikovsky, and call him Chai as a nickname, then drink wine and recite poems by Baudelaire to him in the most grand tone of voice I can achieve. Is that too much to ask?

Allégorie de la Nuit, 1874. Charles Chaplin (French, 1825–1891).