Claire Keane

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@ranechel
im serious about that “stop saving things for special occasions” bit tho like. even if u aren’t in your 20s. thats for everyone. its one of the most useful things ive learned lately
stop! just stop. eat the special snack. drink the expensive hippie tea. use the incense or the bath bomb or whatever you paid way too much for because you were feeling really bad and retail therapy makes u feel alive
when we save things for special occasions/rainy days it contributes to us feeling like A.) our day to day existence is lackluster and B.) you have to be feeling a certain level of Bad, or have to reach a certain level of Socially Accepted Achievement, to enjoy things
just give yourself stuff. there are definitely sometimes reasons to withhold things from yourself - as motivation, if it’s something you consciously want to use sparingly, etc - but at least for me half the time it just turns into self-flagellation and also cool things and cool experiences and nice treats just collect dust while i wait for some fabled day when i convince myself i finally Deserve it
just fuckin give yourself stuff dude. life’s so mindblowingly short
my grandmother died having only used her china like twice in her life. during the year or so before her death, she was starting to package up and give things of hers to her kids, and gave mom the china while sighing “oh i wish i had used the china more!” and mom tried so hard to convince her to just keep it, then, and eat corny dogs off it if she wanted. she insisted she couldn’t possibly, you need a special reason to use the fine china. when nana died, we used her fine china as our everyday dishes for years. i was 18 when she died, and never really stopped having that in the back of my head. now, when i hear myself say “i wish i had a reason to wear/do/eat/use X!” i hear nana regretting never really using her china. and let me tell you a thing: spaghettios taste great when eaten from fine china.
I’ve seen this post making the rounds. Just wanted to add something to it that my sister-in-law once told me:
“A ‘special thing’ can make any occasion special.”
She told me this when I objected to her opening a really expensive bottle of champagne just to watch a movie. And you know, she was right. The champagne was amazing and while we always sit around and watch movies, that bottle made that night a really special occasion that I will always remember.
So, cut yourself a little slack and remember that an ordinary day can become special.
My mother has always had a habit of buying what she calls “love gifts”. Essentially she would buy me my favorite snack or take me to get iced coffee or buy me fuzzy socks something like that
Her reason for that was simply because she thought of us at work and wanted to get something as a way of saying “I was thinking about you and I love you”
Now as a kid I just took the presents but when I got older I felt a little bad
She didn’t always buy something small, sometimes it was some new makeup or video games or something else that was more than just a few bucks
When I told her “hey mom it’s sweet that you do this, but you don’t have to go do this all the time. You can just wait until a special day or a special occasion”
She just looked at me and said “but Samantha, this is a love gift, and I love you every day not just the special ones”
And ever since she said that I haven’t objected again
I’m Going to San Francisco tomorrowwwww!
vague post
not vague enough id recognize lorem ipsum anywhere
Not to sound anti vegan but what is one ecological function performed by roaches because I’m not entirely sure we need them
they’re a part of the food chain & they help with the breaking down of forest-floor discarded foliage (cockroaches feed on fallen leaves/discarded branches and bark, and are then fed on in turn by everything from other insects to birds & small mammals)
Ain’t no forest floor discarded foliage in my house tho so why they here
so i finally could download some other characters and i end up with this
i had fun doing this but i need to face reality now
Making
http://asahiro.oiran.org/making/making.html
long legged spider: hey
scientist: daddy
long legged spider: what the fuck
I am going to print this out, laminate it, and keep it with my gloves and spade.
Dreaming of a springtime garden.
OHHHHH I can totally use this!
ALL I WANT AND ALL I NEED IS TO PLANT A GARDEN TO PLAN A GARDEN https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqJoVlnmdFQ
things that make me laugh harder than they should:
gifs made with terrible stationary parts
Places where reality is a bit altered:
• any target • churches in texas • abandoned 7/11’s • your bedroom at 5 am • hospitals at midnight • warehouses that smell like dust • lighthouses with lights that don’t work anymore • empty parking lots • ponds and lakes in suburban neighborhoods • rooftops in the early morning • inside a dark cabinet
playgrounds at night
rest stops on highways
deep in the mountains
early in the morning wherever it’s just snowed
trails by the highway just out of earshot of traffic
schools during breaks
those little beaches right next to ferry docks
bowling alleys
Translation [BL Beginner’s Guide - Hajimete no Hito no Tame no BL Guide: Interview 05 - Harada]
Scans by: aliasanonyme Translation by: metaphoricalicecream
EDIT: Although I have previously referred to Harada using she/her pronouns, it has since been pointed out to me that no one really know Harada’s gender. I have edited out all references to the author’s gender in this translation, and will continue on using they/them pronouns as much as possible.
Note: I’ve only included the cover page for Harada’s interview section. Please visit aliasanonyme’s blog for full scans (Harada Interview; Full Book).
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Cover Page
P. 50, top right
—Welcome to the groundbreaking new world of warped love—
P. 50, bottom right
There are many different ways to love. Without turning away from the dark and shameful side of those feelings, the talented artist Harada awes their readers with their gripping, erotic, and ingenious storytelling. Now, one year since their debut with their striking first comics, we ask the “revolutionary” who continues to push forward on the offensive to define the appeals of BL.
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being nervous and excited at the same time might just end in… purring?