Renowned Tumblr User Prophet

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I am very tired

[Renowned Tumblr User Prophet @TheDeafProphet]

@sazandorable @awheyaway well i'd say the distortion is the fake friends we made along the way :P

[feral @ncrmalpeople]

i believe in the separation of actors and fandom the same way i believe in the separation of church and state

[NicDaisy @plummie9]

American.

Elegant Mourning Dress, 1902.

Applique silk satin on net base , silk under-dress

© @metmuseum

#FashionHistory

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Evening dress, 1900. Whitaker Auctions.

[@[email protected] @Imani_Barbarin]

Nondisabled people are so weird about disability and it’s genuinely disturbing as a disabled person.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Evening dress, 1905. Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague.

[TheDisabilityEnthusiast @twitchyspoonie]

People really don't want to accept that many disabilities can't just be pushed through and it's not about willpower. Even when they're compassionate, people really think everyone would work if the consequences were just bad enough and I notice that a lot.

[Erin Ekins (she/her) @QueerlyAutistic]

So much discourse around disability and disability benefits consists of wanting to grab people by the shoulders and yell 'I DON'T KNOW HOW TO CONVINCE YOU TO CARE ABOUT OTHER HUMAN BEINGS'.

[👻ghost of submersibles ablaze🌊 @MECFScomrade]

there’s this weird phenomena with disability where people think we receive endless sympathy and kindness from everyone so they think “i’m not gonna do that, i’m gonna treat them like everyone else.” but what they don’t get is everyone thinks like that.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Afternoon dress by Henriette Favre, 1906. Whitaker Auctions.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Evening dress by House of Worth, 1902. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Capelet, 1896. Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

[lolo ! @voregansxx]

normalize having ocs with 0 lore just them being pretty

[WikiVictorian @wikivictorian]

Bodice, 1890s. John Bright Collection.

[ᴘᴏᴛᴀᴛᴜᴍ @pot8um]

Shoutout to the friends who understand that existing on social media takes a separate set of spoons than responding to messages and phone calls

Y’all are the real ones

[NicDaisy @plummie9]

Unknown.

Dress, 1905.

Cotton & cotton Reticella lace.

The Irma G Bowen historic Clothing collection
@UofNH
© Astrida Schaeffer.
#FAshionHistory

[NicDaisy @plummie9]

Lovely Dress, c.1908.

Lightweight wool, velvet & machine-made lace.

Worn by Clara Blandford after her 1908 wedding in Durham, New Hampshire.

The Irma G Bowen Historic Clothing Collection
@UofNH library. © AstridaSchaeffer.
#FashionHistory

[𝐹𝑖𝑁𝑒 @fine_9725]

coffee and tea illustrations☕️✍️

[Meg @megannn_lynne]

sorry i didn’t text you back but you saw me tweeting in the meantime. it’s just that i view twitter as my personal diary for some insane reason & i view texting as a SAW trap designed to expose my lack of social graces