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anya, 20, they/she/he/do you ever think of yourself as actually dead lying in a box with a lid on it?
translucent fabric sculptures by korean artist do ho suh
Essam Marouf (Egyptian, 1958) - Untitled (2010)
The thing about Pity the Child is that it is a song where a man bears his soul to an audience and explains to them everything that has happened in his life to make him the way he is, practically begging to be understood, and then it ends with a final plea from that character, to the audience, to ignore all that stuff he just said because a person's childhood stops being a valid excuse for their behavior as soon as they "become" an adult, whatever that means. but then, of course, it negates all that with an actual final plea to the audience to pity the adult parents of the hypothetical fucked up child, even though we should stop thinking of this child as a child, for the fact that they missed out on being a part of their fucked-up not-child's life because their not-child was really awesome and cool the whole time and fuck them, actually, I was lying earlier when I said my childhood doesn't still impact me. what I'm trying to say is that it's surprising how well Pity the Child works as either the beginning of a redemption arc, where Freddie pulls his head out of his ass and decides to be the bigger person, breaking a generational streak of selfish, self-destructive behavior, or as a moment where he doubles-down, deciding that everything he has ever done wrong in his life is justified by wrongs done to him by others first and that he has no reason to take accountability for his actions because that's just the way his world works.
To be a star, you must burn.
been far too long since iâve drawn him last
ducklings
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snoopy of the day
Alaira and her new son.
Also, no wonder Lestat made an ass of himself at the de Pointe du Lac family dinner in season one, he has no home training and a family dinner table is a PVP enabled zone in his mind. He is used to it being a WWE SmackDown and not the site of quiet and deftly targeted advanced psychological warfare tactics like in a normal dysfunctional family.
Claudia was an unforeseen joy.
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My roommates decided to completely take over the kitchen by making lemon curd at 5:00 tonight and it's 7:00 and they're still not done
changing the name to TVL was actually really awesome because if the last two episodes suck Iâm just gonna say I love interview with the vampire and pretend iâve never heard of that other show
i like that regina, played by delainey, mostly pretends to be the version of claudia played by bailey bass. yet another layer added to the absurdity and complexity in claudia's arc even after her death, the true memory is a monster manifestation of how she is never truly alive or dead in louis' narrative. claudia double casting you will always be famous.
The Final Muslim Apology by Fatima Anwar on Intisaab
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