Tired blob

Lex here. 25. Trans. All over the place.

[prokopetz]

You misunderstand: I said it’s one of my favourite shows. I didn’t say I like it.

[just-shower-thoughts]

“Among us” is a wonderful way to show the fallibility of eyewitness accounts.

[cargopantsman]

“Okay students. Next we’re going to read The Crucible, but first we’re going to spend an hour playing Among Us on the school wifi.

[artificial-father]

I saw Goody Proctor vent in medbay

[ghostparties]

[meanbiflag]

fucked up how rich people get to pretend that there’s not a pandemic 👍 how they didn’t lose a whole year of their life because they kept doing whatever the hell they pleased. 

[dankmemeuniversity]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[roboco-san]

good. starve

[spiroandthelacktones]

I wish all landlords a very pleasant death

[yourladyindank]

I guess they should get real jobs, huh?

[hoss1369]

I can’t speak for people in urban settings but in rural areas landlords are your neighbors as well as your handyman. They see you outside when they go by and make sure to honk and wave, they know the names of your whole family and actually care about you. So before demonizing everyone who has a specific title please take into account they’re not all the same.

[roboco-san]

and they still throw you out on the street the moment you can't pay rent just like anywhere else. landlords are not and never will be your friends. I grew up in the country buddy don't come at me with this hokey small town bullshit, rural landlords are no different

[femmedionysus]

[thepatternneveralters]

Everyone on this website is so disgusting and ignorant. 

If you actually read the CNN article, you’ll see how landlords running out of money is also negatively affecting tenants, as it’s hurting their ability to maintain properties and provide housing generally. 

The system is in need of major reform but needlessly villainizing all landlords/housing providers in the short term is not going to do anything to help the massive housing shortage that exists in the U.S. 

Also keep in mind that a not insignificant percentage of landlords are nonprofits and providers of affordable and subsidized housing. If they’re suffering, their ability to provide affordable housing suffers as well. 

[hyenagirl-pseudophallus]

@thepatternneveralters

Landlords are not "housing providers"

In urban centers, podunk towns, and everywhere in between they actively snatch up otherwise affordable real estate in order to maintain a stranglehold on renters through inflation and artificial scarcity.

Housing unaffordability is the result of artificial scarcity

When there is demand to live in an area, the market should naturally respond by increasing the supply of housing.

Landlords and rental associations actively lobby against affordable housing and renting control initiatives.

The Deceptive, Shameful, Lucratively Funded War Against Rent Control

In California and across the country, landlord groups are waging a disinformation campaign to squash efforts to make rent more affordable.

Landlords do not contribute to the economy or the communities they hold property in, they actively parisitize them.

They garner income through the simple act of owning a building, and writ large, will fight tenants tooth and nail to wriggle out of responsibility for maintenance and repairs on the properties they hold, because those responsibilities cut into their bottom line.

And when we get into the further egregious mess of corporate landlords and property holders, they aren't even incentivized to prevent evictions to ensure a stable rental income, because recent bailout measures have resulted in lucrative schemes for corp. landlords through which they make MORE money by evicting tenants, getting insurance bailouts, and generating high eviction rates/ tenant turnover to generate as much as possible in quarterly profits

Finding Home: 'Serial Evictions' A Money-Maker For Corporate Landlords

If you're looking for a home to rent there's an increasing chance it's going to be owned by a large corporation. A new report shows that 15%

Landlords at all levels, from your corporate grave tillers to your "neighborly small-town" property renters are parasites who extract wealth from their tenants as a further reward for owning properties.

Landlords are not your friends, and about this at least, Mao was right.

[anarchopuppy]

Landlords don’t provide housing, construction workers do that. Landlords’ entire job description is to literally do the opposite of providing housing: they withhold it, and prevent anyone from living there without forking over half their wages

And feel-good bullshit like “they know your name” doesn’t change the fact that landlords have a parasitic adversarial relationship with their tenants, bleeding them dry while producing nothing of value

[lesbian-bookworm]

Also "landlords running out of money effects tenants because landlords can't maintain the property"

I have moved over a dozen times and not once have a seen a landlord who actually maintains their property. Infact I/my parents have had to threaten to sue my landlord (one more than one occassion) inorder to get them to fix major problems (broken heating, cracks in the wall, damaged faucets, ect.) Because they ignored us for months when we asked them to fix shit.

Fuck landlords, they can get a real job like the rest of us.

[fierce]

[lexiboi]

Trans disabled couple in need of financial aid.

Hi everyone!

Stepping on my pride and asking for help! 2020 has been difficult on everyone so we do not expect people to be able to donate! Please share, it goes a long way. Thank you so much! ❤

https://gofund.me/278f5476

Or

Paypal.me/lexie011

Trans disabled couple, essential and medical needs, organized by Alex Collette

Hi! :) My fiance and I are reaching out for help. We're a queer coupl… Alex Collette needs your support for Trans disabled couple, essential

[farkas-uldozo-felix]

REBLOG

[queenhelenblackthorn]

My 9 year old self listening to Potential Breakup Song in 2007

My 22 year old ass listening to Potential Breakup Song Explicit in Hell Year 2020

[klaushargrove-deactivated202507]

heyyy guys so I lost my job and bills are due soon and the stimulus check is not enough money so if anyone would like to send me like 5$ to help pay for bills i would be forever grateful

Venmo: @SamKise

CashApp: $SamKise

[asfdhgsdkjhgb]

shout out to all the people who identify with gifted kid burnout syndrome who are probably just neurodivergent but werent diagnosed as a child, who used to devour books like it was nothing and never really understood why the protagonist would leave their cool fantasy world behind to go back home at the end of the story, and who are now extremely disappointed in reality and use escapism as their primary coping mechanism. how’s that bisexuality and deep-rooted anger at the school system going for you?

[toesuckler]

wow exuse me i didnt expect to be mentally stripped naked like a chicken in this corner of wendys exuse me

[suffer-my-beloved-mutuals]

Really did just call me out huh?

[jigsawgirl]

i keep seeing people say “why would you leave this in the tags” but the alternative is to actually comment on someones post and i thought we all collectively decided that was a bad idea years ago

[zampl]

“why did you leave this in the tags” because it would be obnoxious otherwise

[queerlynx]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[ckchang-blog]

[sirfrogsworth]

You ever come across a joke that makes you angry for laughing at it?

[averagefairy]

this is a message for everyone who is 22. if you’re 22 please stop worrying. take a deep breath eat a bagel maybe. everything that feels impossible is going to work itself out. have a great day