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romanticizing mental illness isnt ok. lets sexualize it instead
The team pitching euphoria to hbo:
45 reflective questions
1. What is it you love doing the most and why?
2. How do you cope with sadness?
3. What was the last thing you listened to and how did it make you feel?
4. What advice would you give off the top of your head rn?
5. Where does one find peace and meaning? Or where do you?
6. If you could change one thing in the world right now, what would it be?
7. What is your favorite quality in a person?
8. What is it you desire most?
9. Would you rather have a large amount of wealth, but have a chronic illness for the rest of your life with it; or have a low-income, but with immaculate health for the rest of your life?
10. Define happiness?
11. What is your greatest fear(s)?
12. If you were given $1000 rn, what would you use it on?
13. Top 3 travel destinations and why?
14. If you could instantly learn any language in the world, what would it be?
15. What do you want to accomplish before dying?
16. Who’s your past and present role model? Why?
17. If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
18. What was your favorite childhood memory?
19. Who are your favorite blogs?
20. What would you like to do in Paradise the most?
21. What strikes you most, beauty or brains? Or?
22. Speed and adrenaline, or quiet and serene?
23. Favorite animal and least favorite? Why?
24. What is the best gift someone got you?
25. When was the last time you had the most fun?
26. When was the last time you cried?
27. What do you struggle with the most?
28. Favorite food?
29. If you could start your own business, what would it be?
30. Any unique talents or skills?
31. The person you’d love to meet on tumblr?
32. Are you as you portray yourself to be on here?
33. Your biggest pet peeve?
34. The family member you are closest to?
35. The last time you said I love you and to whom?
36. If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
37. Are you more of a giver? Or more of a taker?
38. Rain or shine?
39. Do you love your life? Or no? If you love it, what do you love most about it? If you don’t, what do you not like most about it, and what do you think you can do to change that?
40. What would be the last words you’d want to say to your loved ones if you could?
41. Who is your favorite speaker(s)?
42. How do you define love?
43. What do you pray most for?
44. Any spiritual advice for those struggling?
45. Last one is any question that comes to your mind!
Oh no oh fuck
For Fuck's Sake
None of you ever think to thank the giant woman twerking to make the wave pool work and it shows
You mean the moon???
this is complex
I never learned how to swim and at this point I’m too embarrassed to
We have dams dude this isnt fucking atlantis
yeah but they wont hold forever…
Underestimate the power of Dutch engineering again and I’ll obliterate you
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So I see a lot of Disney...
and Mei being used for the Hong Kong protests, which is great! But if you really want to hit China where it hurts
Use Hello Kitty
She is a big part of Chinese culture. Banning her would be bad for them. They have an Amusement Park dedicated to her.
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