𝑒𝑚𝑖𝑙𝑦

i’m not lazy i just love doing nothing

[mmleepmlorp]

My five year plan is to just see what happens

[lustcannibalism]

ok I endured it. now what!!!!!!!!!

[risk-repeater]

this job market is a fucking nightmare

[tetitasdelimon]

top 5 horror movies

-having a job

-not having a job

-applying for jobs

-the job market

-the concept of working my whole life

[redstonedust]

its probably a normal sign for the economy that all of my adulthood fantasies are like "imagine having your own kitchen living room and bathroom to decorate" "what if i could get on a train" "maybe one day i could purchase a sturdy pair of shoes" "i should save and invest in a single bicycle"

[wingkink]

btw it's so fucking stupid you can be anxious physically in your body even after you've decided mentally you don't care. I'm supposed to be in charge here

[loveridden1999]

top 3 hobbies for young adults:

1. borrowing misery from future

2. carrying grief of the past

3. agonizing over the present

[dreamstars]

[disgustinggf]

fake ass oversharer i saw you deleting that personal post

[kosmogrl]

no matter how much we fear something the time will pass anyway and we’ll still have to face it. we might as well stop worrying so much in the meantime, it won’t change a thing

[exitwound]

I used to be a human then i was godlike and perfect for a while and then I got tired and now im an beast. you know how it is

[wretcheddthing]

everybody give it up for this brand of green. round of applause for most under appreciated green

[shed-some-light]

me currently.

[oldphanny]

So like... now what? Does Tumblr get deleted now? We beat the final boss [phan hard launch]

[matineaux-deactivated20260222]

kind of weird how parts of your soul are left in various locations without any warning… like yes i’m always at the top of that hill, sitting at the bus stop, in the cool light of the Japanese restaurant, standing at the pier etc etc

[bebemoon]

ughhh fine *experiences emotional growth*

[postcard-from-the-past]

Swiss vintage postcard, illustrated by Catharina Klein