centzo:

redscale asa 100invertido, originalmente asa 400
Sao Paulo (by FADB)

centzo:

redscale asa 100
invertido, originalmente asa 400

Sao Paulo (by FADB)

do you guys realize we can change our lives any time we want like you can just go ahead and delete ur blog, stop eating meat, shave or head, start running, tell that person you hate why you hate them so much, confess your love to someone and kiss them unexpectedly like why don’t we do that

I’ve done most of these things in the past year, but I don’t feel too changed.
"Women aren’t raised in a culture that tells them they’re entitled to attention from men. We’re told instead that we have to earn it. And one reliable way of earning positive attention from men is to bash other women, especially women who speak out against sexism.”

“Excuse sexist behavior from men - get to be told you’re the exception. You’re not like those other girls, the bitchy ones. You’re special."

AngryWhistler 
Oil on Paper, 36” x 56”

AngryWhistler

Oil on Paper, 36” x 56”

Quel che rimane, Cesare Lucchini, 2010

Quel che rimane, Cesare Lucchini, 2010

I’ve meant to write more in the past few weeks. I always plan posts out in my head and know that I want to write about something once it crosses my mind, but finding the time is hard. 

Two things I am proud of: converting all of my change to laundry money. I can do like, five loads now and get all of my stuff clean before I move into the sublease I’m getting with my friends this summer. Yay!

Second thing: though this isn’t a trait that often surfaces in me, I was very upfront and honest with my friend the other day and I’m so glad I did that and I’m so proud of us, as a unit. I addressed some serious tensions there were and how I felt about them and what I wanted to happen with our friendship and he was so responsive and open and now I feel like we’ll only get stronger. I’m so happy and excited for the future with so many different people, but him especially. 


A Yard, Winston Chmielinski
Oil on canvas; 28 x 36 in.

A Yard, Winston Chmielinski

Oil on canvas; 28 x 36 in.

Noccalula
Waxahatchee

Waxahatchee - Noccalula (live at Music Hall of Williamsburg)

“You’re in the Carolinas, and I’m going to New York, and I’ll be much better there, or that’s what I’m hoping for, and we will never speak again.”