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Vegan. Pansexual. Feminist. Baker. Thrifter. Amateur gardener and do-it-yourself-er. Lazy but motivated. Lover of all things vintage and beautiful. |
“maybe if i drink another coffee, i will feel better”
“maybe if i buy myself a new sweater, i will feel better”
“maybe if i get so drunk i can’t see, i will feel better”
“maybe if i sleep for fourteen hours, i will feel better”
nope
Raw strawberry banana pie! Mmm… #strawberry #banana #raw #pie #vegan #healthy #pieforbreakfast
all i want is to raise kids and rescue animals and be a housewife on a farm with a garden
i hate how difficult and miserable society makes us just to get through life
a life where you work full time doing something you don’t care about because you don’t have a choice is not a life worth living, i’d rather die now please
When boys of the Shan tribe undergo the ritual “Poi Sang Long”, the focal point lies in, what in the Western world would be described as, “feminine values”. They are dressed up in bright colours and adorned with make-up. The aim is to mimic the young Prince Siddhartha before he became Lord Buddha. Even though the purpose of the ritual is to show that the boys are on their way to become mature and responsible men, it is loaded with aesthetic values and free from any physical trials. This is what sets it apart from other typical male rituals. By Ken Bamberg
