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A cut you can’t doctor with your mouth. It bleeds much too quickly to clot with the tongue. Sensory assurance; you’re still here.
Andy Warhol (via irrelevantttt)
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Edith Wharton, The Age of Innocence (via anditslove)
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What a cynical bastard. God I love him.
By Maggi Hambling, I have always had a proclivity for art made about or relating to water, the sea being the epitome of power and beauty, these paintings could not capture it more perfectly. You get a feeling of energy and power from just looking at them, the brush strokes and texture the water seems ready to wash right through the canvas and into the space they inhabit.
“The older I get I identify with the land which is being eroded, the sea is like time - you can do nothing about it. Death will come, the sea will come. It’s a metaphor for life.”
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Please read this article. If you don’t, please consider this one takeaway:
The change will mean a cutoff of hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants, mainly for breast exams.
I’m so. So. SO. TIRED of political systems in this country influencing, destroying, or disarming organizations that try to help people - in this instance, both of these organizations. I’m so tired of political systems disenfranchising people who count on organizations like Planned Parenthood. I’m just so tired of politics in general.