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Underwater Ballet, Anne Ten Donkelaar
Dutch artist and product designer Anne ten Donkelaar arranges and photographs flowers underwater, thus capturing a “silent image of a spirited dance.”
In this series, titled Underwater Ballet, the artist’s floral “ballerinas” dance and seemingly float around in still waters. They dreamily pose and sway, thoroughly hypnotizing us all. This stunning picture is just a glimpse of ten Donkelaar’s magical reality.
Wenn ihr die Ausländerfeindlichkeit in Deutschland auch abartig findet, dann schaut euch mal diesen Beitrag an geht gerade durchs ganze Netz:) tagesschau danke
Werde das überall rebloggen und teilen!
you know how some people having resting bitch face? i have resting dissociation face. people ask me on the reg if i am like okay or dying or what because my neutral expression is just a vacant stare with a hint of existential dread
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hyunstagram / 190109
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hyunstagram / 190109
Anders als die Andern is a German silent film released in 1919. It is the very first film to show homosexuality in a sympathetic light. It portrays the suffering that gays endured during the time in Germany when homosexuality was outlawed. It is notable for including photos of real lesbians, transgender men and women, and gay men from that time period, as well as showing real gay couples dancing in a bar scene. Nazis attempted to destroy all copies of the film in the 1930s, so much of it is lost, but what remains can be viewed online, with the plot summarized.
When you forget to open a Türchen of your Adventskalender and then the next day you can open two Türchen

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Tbh Im not religious anymore but I still love how one of my religious education professors (I live in a country with eastern orthodox christianity as our official religion so we are taught that basically) described how people/babies get their souls. He essentially said that you get a soul the moment you take your first breath of air, thus taking the world in and becoming part of it.
womanhood and having a voyeuristic relationship with your own pain

