Less Bitter, More Glitter.

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acrylicalchemy
acrylicalchemy:
“They say that orange is great in the kitchen. This large original 60in x 30in is “Always Too Much (But Never Enough)” and it’s one of the early piece from “The Up-Side Of Down” collection dating back over 10 years. Do you ever feel...
acrylicalchemy

They say that orange is great in the kitchen. This large original 60in x 30in is “Always Too Much (But Never Enough)” and it’s one of the early piece from “The Up-Side Of Down” collection dating back over 10 years. Do you ever feel like you’re too much, and yet never enough? 

DM for original inquiries and visit CariniArts.com for canvas prints of this piece and many more. You can also send a few bucks to feed a starving artist and I’ll send you some goodies.

Source: cariniarts.com
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secondbeatsongs

I just watched The Room (2003) for the first time with some friends and I. I cannot. this broke me

the pizza? the one that Lisa orders? the half-hawaiian, half pesto-and-artichoke?

that’s my favorite pizza

that’s the pizza I order every. single. time.

what does this mean?

like, have all of the pizza places I’ve ordered from for the past decade thought I was referencing The Room? have I been getting silent judgement from the local Dominos without my knowledge?? is this why that guy at Mod Pizza laughed at me that one time??

how did I, a person who had never seen The Room, choose this as my favorite pizza? is this fate? happenstance? 

what does this say about me?

I’m having like. an existential breakdown over this

secondbeatsongs

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disgruntledmenshevikjohnmulaney

is this….tearing you apart?

secondbeatsongs

goddammit

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darkwizardtheorist

Not like this hasn’t been happening in the military for years.

mzminola

Yep! My dad was in the Coast Guard during the Don’t Ask Don’t Tell era and one thing he mentioned was gay and lesbian service members marrying each other both for mutual bearding, and because married people got better housing.

Additionally my grandmother married one of her guy friends because her job offered dental insurance to employees and spouses and he needed some dental work done. They got married, processed the paperwork, got his dental problems fixed, made sure all the insurance payments went through, and divorced.

Two people getting married for the benefits has been going on as long as we’ve had benefits to marriage, and if two women doing it is homophobic then I guess someone’s going to have to tell my grandmother she was heterophobic.

kessilwig

like the thing that’s an actual problem is that these benefits are dependent on marriage. that people need, as in the example above, healthcare and may not be able to afford it without insurance shared by a spouse (let alone the other rights only extended to those with a legal partnership)

naamahdarling

Reminder: disabled people have the opposite. We can’t marry ANYONE or we risk losing our benefits. It can work out if we are marrying someone who can support two people on one income, but that basically isn’t a thing anymore, so.

Include us in your activism.

drst

^^

if i ever need another heart procedure i will be interview all my friends for the best available insurance queue it up