(Source: anotherardariel, via eatyourpaisley)
(Source: awakeningdistances, via agirlcalledchris)
"Eating is not a logical game. Eating is an emotional game, an intuitive and gut-led practice, an “I-can’t-explain-why-I-crave-tuna-right-now” (or brownies, or crackers). You cannot rationalize everything you eat. You cannot eat in a bubble. You cannot only eat when you are completely emotionally neutral. You cannot only eat things because they are “the best and healthiest foods”. Because that is disordered eating. That is where we ran into trouble before, because that is where we start striving for perfection where perfection doesn’t exist."
— Caroline from thefuckitdiet.com (via real-ed-recovery)
(via cocothinkshefancy)
Henry Darger Cake by telepathicparanoia on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Possibly the creepiest thing I ate in Japan.
I had this at the Hara Museum of Contemporary Art’s very elegant cafe. And I gather that this cafe has a tradition of representing the museum’s current exhibition in dessert form. Well, the exhibit on right now is Henry Darger, who is best known for his vastly creepy collages of little girls being tortured. And let me say, it was six kinds of weird to eat one of Darger’s little lovelies in cake form.
(Source: fiti-vation, via brighteyedfemme)
(Source: fuckyeahmarriedwithchildren, via mudwerks)
(via calamitytits)
(via fuckyeahhardfemme)
