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In elementary school, my best friend and I had this game we would play where we were school supplies living inside a child's desk and going on slice-of-life adventures inside it. And I remember that a key component of our school supply society was a sort of religious schism that existed around the purpose and nature of the giant hand that occasionally reached in to grab different citizens, use them, and then return them, because most school supplies considered this an auspicious and enviable moment of being selected for a greater purpose and allowed a glimpse of a vast truth, but pencils considered it a horrible portent of doom because they always got sharpened during it and came back smaller and closer to death. We were third graders btw.
âŚand the vet was like, âYou know the thing with geriatric cats isââ and I was like, âWhat do you mean, geriatric?! Itâs a little baby, look at her!" Kumail Nanjiani: Night Thoughts (2025)
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True crime podcast but you realize as you're listening that the host is just describing episodes of Scooby-Doo
at planned parenthood and they're playing regular show
"dude if you don't get this abortion benson is gonna fire us"
Shoutout to the people who grew up in a house where being gay or trans was just never talked about.
Shoutout to the people whose parents support lgbt rights but never told their kids until they were in their teens or twenties because they said it was âdifficult to explain to childrenâ.
Shoutout to the people whose religious communities came out in support just a little too late.
Shoutout to everyone afraid to come out just because they know theyâll be safe physically but they donât know how everything will change socially.
Shoutout to everyone whose internalized homophobia that theyâre trying to overcome came from subtle cues and not explicit statements.
Shoutout to the in betweeners. The pain you felt is real.
Shoutout to the people whose parents support LGBT rights for everyone except their kids, and make passive sure you know your only purpose is to provide grandkids.