hm. i feel terrified of everything. surely large ice coffee will ease this terror. surely

it's extremely frustrating how many people can't talk about incels or terfs or zionists or neo nazi's or any particular group of people with horrifying beliefs without insisting every one of these people are also fat and balding and ugly due to their evilness and vice versa, when like no a good chunk of mra's and terfs and zionists are straight up supermodels, your political beliefs just can't be "the people i agree with all are hot ladies and giga chads" and "all the people i disagree with the are ugly women and fat neckbeards" cause that's not how that's works, it's not how it ever worked and i am extremely tired of it.

im not racist i just have made broad generalizations and assumptions about black people and art without bothering to even look into it first - but ill still present my assumptions as correct. im not racist its just that my opinions on black art coincide with antiblack opinions - that black people are misogynistic and violent and enjoy it. im not racist its just that when this is pointed out to me instead of examining it i double down on opinions ive never bothered to check against the culture ive made assumptions about - im not racist, i just have never interacted with black art before but simultaneously i am confident that it is all misogynistic, all vile. i am not racist. i just dont like rap

At this point I collect kinks like pokemon cards.

A solar eclipse and the Milky  Way seen from the ISS

sorry i got hard when your shirt rode up a little and showed off your tummy. its cause i wanted to get you pregnant

sorry i cant hang out i forgot how to mimic human like behaviour

Christopher Lee in Scars of Dracula (1970)

idk i love his poor scared kitty face here

*insert the usual horny comment*

Dracula Has Risen From the Grave (1968)

Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968) Hammer Film Productions Dir. Freddie Francis

Christopher Lee as Count Dracula

Barbara Shelley and Christopher Lee in Dracula: Prince Of Darkness (1966)

CHRISTOPHER LEE as COUNT DRACULA DRACULA: PRINCE OF DARKNESS (1966)