humbled

[ID: A 4-panel comic. In the first panel we see two people sat at a table or desk: a child who is drawing and a young adult next to them. The child asks: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”. The young adult answers “I’m 25”.

In the second panel, the kid is shown from the bust up and they reply: “So? You can still grow.”

The third panel depicts the young adult with a contemplative, almost surprised expression and a hand on their mouth, after hearing what the kid said.

In the fourth panel, the young adult is sat by the window seat on what looks like a public way of transportation (bus or metropolitan). They have headphones on and are staring at the sunset, presumably reflecting and thinking. / End ID]

they may be doomed by the narrative but atleast they had gay sex

badbuddyweek day 5: favorite dynamic

doctors be like "we have no idea what causes this extremely mysterious illness" and the illness affects 1 in 8 women

Daily Mirror, England, January 20, 1938

Vanishing point, Oleksandr Shatokhin

Marek Krumpár (Czech contemporary artist) @marek.krumpar.art

Tram 12, 100x100 cm, 2022

sorry y’all

torture never stops tuesday

1970s canned goods label designs, from The Art of the Label by Robert Opie. We can see the Helvetica type family really taking hold in this era. And that Biba can was not a regular market item; those were high-fashion baked beans. 

My favorite design of the lot: meat and liver cat food.

Gabriel's domain

spend most of my time on twitter nowadays follow me if you want completely unoriginal content i retweeted

hope I am not just a mutual to you but also your parasocial best friend who you never never spoken to

“Ma'am, I understand you need to empty out your desk, but–”

It has just occurred to me that OP was talking about a breakup.

No wait yours is so much more powerful