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oozey mess
shark vs the universe
Not today Justin
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Three Goblin Art
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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izzy's playlists!
occasionally subtle
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
PR's Tumblrdome
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Misplaced Lens Cap
Love Begins
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@leicykyle
i still think its kind of funny that all of my pokemon have a major weakness to fighting type. like i find them all huddled in the corner of the kitchen in fear because i left the back door open and a wild stufful wandered into the house
pokemon world equivalent of your cat treating a small beetle with the severity of a live grenade
having internet friends is the same as having irl friends but backwards. when you first meet someone irl the first thing you see is your face, and the first thing you learn is their name. maybe you ask where they're from, what their family is like, what they like to do in their free time. you have to figure out if you want to be friends. but if you make friends over the internet, you already have a shared interest. you might learn each other's routines, timezones, different habits. but learning their real name is a big deal. face reveals are an even bigger deal. the things you usually first learn about someone are some of the last things you learn about someone you meet online. you're making friends, but backwards.
love seeing everyone in the notes say how much they love their online friends and how grateful they are for them. love seeing love in the world
personally I don't think if you're a kid you should be using your real name on the internet. very easy for people to find out too much about you. instead you should spend years using a different made-up name that becomes part of your persona to an arguably even greater degree than your actual name and then when you grow up and find out you're trans you have a ready-made name to switch to even if it's probably like Leaf or something
“Tumblr doesn’t have an algorithm” actually it does. It just gives us the ability to use the website without it, and we’ve all decided to use it that way and only that way because engagement algorithms suck.
That’s fucking hilarious
reminder to new users to change your icon so you don’t get blocked cause people think you are a bot
LEAVE ME ALONE
Jennifer’s Body (2009) || Hannibal (2013-2015)
losing my MIND
I want more stories that explore the angst potential of unrequited platonic love.
Like:
‘You’ve always been like a brother to me but I’ve realised you only come to me when you want something’
‘My surrogate parental figure just sees me as another student/employee/lackey’
‘I raised you like my own child but you don’t even remember who I am’
And of course, the classic ‘You’re my best (and only) friend but I know I’m only one of yours’.
My friend texted me that the plot of Coraline would fit perfectly as a statement, and I need him to know that he’s a GENIUS
The ocean is sentient and she’s a pretty lady with water hair! Trust me, I went to science school.
I don't wanna seem harsh and evil, but there are so many people who say "I was a gifted kid but then I was lazy so when I was a teenager I started getting bad grades :((( I wasted my potential" that we have to stop thinking of it as an individual "problem" (tbh in most cases it sounds like a humble brag, like "I could do that better than you if I put any effort in") and start just realising that like, school gets harder??? Life gets a lot harder???? We all get a little traumatised and exhausted??? And also no offence but it's not that impressive that you were top of your class in maths when maths was just memorising the times tables and adding and subtracting. Idk. I think people have this identity they cling to as the "oh I'm a super mega genius kid and then for some reason life happened and I became mediocre". Like bro you're not Einstein. You're just in a very small pond learning very easy things. Idk!!! I'm being mean but I don't really care, just because I find the idea of having "inherent intelligence" or "inherent potential" to be kind-of unscientific sounding wiffwaff. There is not a reliable measure of human intelligence in its entirety that currently exists. Just try your best, and don't hold yourself to some weird standard just because you were a "gifted child". Then there's the added fact that "gifted" often means "privileged", it did for me! I was taught to play the cello from a young age, I was tutored, I went to private schools when I was younger that were better adapted to dealing with my (then undiagnosed) autism... like, maybe you (and I lmao) weren't gifted kids, maybe we were just white. Maybe we were just middle class. Maybe we just "seemed smart" to teachers because of those factors, combined with their own biases about who is smart. Like, there's the weird fact that people with glasses do better at school (because the teachers already think they're smart, and give them lots of positive re-enforcement). Idk! I just think that I hate the idea of romanticising intelligence. The label "genius" is one overwhelmingly applied to men, and most of those men are white. Our ideas about who is and isn't smart are irrevocably shaped by our culture and society, and there is an inherent politics to who is considered "smart" or "a genius".
Treat me like Drake treats Toronto
✨ Dito ka na lang habang buhay ✨ [ twitter & insta ]
so they put up these new signs at the ima and they make the whole thing feel very alice in wonderland kind of
but the ones with words on them are really great
Literally, my internal monologue when I’m outside.
{ID - several pictures of white arrow signs pointing in every which direction in a sunny forest. They have a series of different phrases and words on them, including: ‘tree’, ‘the occasional fox’, ‘a gentle breeze’, ‘ a herd of rabbits’, ‘scenic route’, ‘left’, ‘happy tree’, ‘ooh!’, ‘ahh!’, ‘pretty!’, ‘sometimes a chipmunk’, ‘a nice little patch of weeds’. Others of these signs are entirely blank. /end ID}
