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toastbutteregg

studentlifeproblems

another-nerdy-emo-boy

To write this out in a way that (mathematically) makes sense:

27-7=20

48-8=40

7+8=15

20+40=60

60+15=75

jalexkno

7 + 8 =1(5)

take the 1

1 + 2 + 4 = 7

put it together 75

meefling

You Aren’t Boring I Just Suck At Conversations I’m Sorry: a novel by me

phantomcat94

I’m Not Ignoring You I Just Don’t Know What To Say: a sequel by me

anartisticanomaly

I Feel Like I have Nothing Interesting To Say So I Don’t Say Anything At All And I’m Really Sorry Don’t Stop Talking To Me: the trilogy.

dankmemeuniversity

notmytmblr

rickythewildcat

Anyone who lives (or can vote) in Georgia who will be 18 by January 5th, make sure you are registered to vote and will vote democrat. Biden may have one the election but it will be extremely hard for him to get anything done without senate majority. If you do not live in Georgia please spread the word. Thank You

64bitwar

this is stomp dog it shows up to stomp away sadness

catchymemes

victorinlove

I’d say there is more than 50% chance that the love victor trailer is released before Friday.

victorinlove

And my wish becomes reality

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uh-IaEaEdE0

ardri-na-bpiteog

Yes I will continue to flirt with my mutuals by liking their selfies and never actually saying anything

sarahseeandersen

lostsometime

i had a very illuminating conversation with a guy about 10 years younger than me that really put this change into perspective, which is this:

i have a very distinct memory, in my childhood, of the moment of my disillusionment. i believed that grown-ups knew what they were doing, and that the things that seemed so obvious to me had to be obvious to them, too (things like DON’T GO TO WAR IN IRAQ, for example). i believed that, and had that belief pulled out from under me, so my disillusionment comes with a sense of betrayal.

a mere 10 years younger than me, this guy has no such moment or memory. he never believed grown-ups were fundamentally competent, or good, or reasonable. he never lived in a world where things didn’t feel constantly careening wildly out of control. there’s no betrayal in his sense that the government has failed him - of course it has, it was always going to. he doesn’t remember a time pre-bush, or pre-9/11, or pre-iraq war. this is just what the world has always looked like for him. so it’s not really a sense of “disillusionment,” actually - his generation never had any illusions to lose. they’ve just been in this world so long it’s all they’ve ever known.