Tili @venndiagram@awoo.space

@inurashii@witches.town moi aussi quelque surprise!

@Aros or, i mean, mcelroyshows.com has an immense number of options, i just like car boys

@Aros start on car boys

@inurashii oh good!

@starryblush@witches.town ugh yeah. I often see folks making art guides on tumblr doing their best with this, but, like ... it's not much

Awww I just realized the cute toddler in this burrito place was wearing a jacket with a stormtrooper helmet pattern

What's up everyone, just finished shopping for crystals, candles, and flashy lipsticks and now I'm having a burrito in open-air seating, I feel very queer and witchy and spring in New York right now

@inurashii@witches.town tres bien ma chere pup

@typhlosion the booklet that comes with the deck talks this up as a novel new perspective. But in my head I call it the Butts Deck for hopefully obvious reasons. 😛 So, the art on those cards does influence readings with it, but primarily in that it helps me keep a light attitude and remember that I don't believe anything I can find out through tarot is set in stone.

@typhlosion just remembered one of my favorite tarot stories connects to this. The deck I use most often is called the Tarot of the New Vision. When I bought it I thought it was a slight update /variation on the standard Rider-Waite deck. It is... But the variation is that all the images are shown as if the viewer was rotated 180°. Most of the figures are shown from behind, including ones seated on thrones, so all there is to see is a chair back. It's very silly.

@starkatt I'm also 25