female masculinity by jack halberstam is a very interesting book. dense but i accidentally got like 40% through it in one evening. very illuminating about how there were distinct subcultures of masculine women and women who slept together for at least the past 200 years, enough so that there are a multitude of stories of women having loads of female partners. i knew that these women existed, but halberstam makes a convincing case for prominent cohesive subcultures with their own signifiers and ways of knowing and identifying each other as far back as the early 1800s. also a fascinating look at the range of relationships women have had with masculinity and their own womanhood or non-womanhood. definitely a necessary documentation

site that you can type in the definition of a word and get the word

site for when you can only remember part of a word/its definition 

site that gives you words that rhyme with a word

site that gives you synonyms and antonyms

linktree compiling other places to donate

reblog to cast level 5 spell: everyone who reads this gets a full night sleep

Castleton 7a Prehistoric Rock Art Panels, nr. Falkirk, Scotland

holy shit. shes so pretty

go talk to her man

im so nervous. does my spear look ok? does my buttcrack look ok

shes gonna love your spear and your buttcrack dude just go for it

"Haters" were a form of Sacred Fool in the late American empire. [1] They performed many social duties, acting as a check on the egos of popular artists and entertainers, a buffer against parasocial engagement, and a safe arena in which to practice a form of performative oral poetry known as "Banter" or "taking the piss." [2]

Anthropomorphic Figure of a Polar Bear with its Cub. Medium: Carved Walrus Ivory. Culture: Native Alaskan. Date: c. 1800 to 1900. Place of origin: Bering Sea by Museum of Artifacts

Olmec fish pog:)

 Terracotta vase, 1450BC-1200BC, Cyprus.

"Bering Sea Eskimo Inuit Carved Walrus Ivory Anthropomorphic Figure of a Polar Bear with its Cub,"

A Bering Sea Eskimo Inuit Carved Walrus Ivory Anthropomorphic Figure of a Polar Bear with its Cub, probably Amuletic. Early 19th Century,

3.5cm high, 9.5cm long, 2.5cm wide (1½ ins high, 3¾ ins long, 1 ins wide).

Courtesy: Finch & Co.

terracotta zoomorphic askos (vessel) 1900–1600 BCE

what never fails to make me cry are ancient toys

EY ITS FINALS SEASON!

GOOD LUCK ON YOUR EXAMS!

GOOD LUCK ON YOUR ESSAYS!

GOOD LUCK ON YOUR PRESENTATIONS!

GOOD LUCK ON YOUR FINAL PROJECTS!

GOOD LUCK!!! YOU’VE MADE IT THIS FAR!!

and a gentle reminder to take breaks, and get a snack and some water. Don’t forget to take a moment to breathe.

and if you can, try to do something nice for yourself after its all over. No matter how it turns out, you struggled and you survived so you deserve something nice :)

Autistic Girlies Bracket: Round 1, Side A

Matchup 4

Only your vote can determine which of these autistic girlies will move on to the next round.

PENNY MASTERPOST DR. TEMPRANCE BRENNAN MASTERPOST

[Image ID. Image with a purple to pink gradient background that is split down the middle by a jagged white line. There is a purple 'VS' symbol in the centre. On the left of the image is Penny from Pokémon Scarlet/Violet. On the right of the image is Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan from Bones. End ID.]

The Amber Bear Of Slupsk. Mesolithic period (12,000-3,900 BC). Poland

Romano-British bronze brooches Circa 1st-4th Century A.D.