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[smallheartless]

Woa we've come a long way

glad to have met you briefly

glad to have losen you

glad to have forgotten about you

glad to have found you, I want to listen to your stories, learn from you, grow with you. I will hold you tight and never let go of you again.

glad to have met you

[lizclimo]

[smallheartless]

Just having one of those days where I feel so sick of myself again. Like I don't like my working moral at all atm. I'm constantly stressed that I wish I could just get out of this body and abandon it somewhere and forget about it

[smallheartless]

passive

[fuehlen]

Girls with tattoos and piercings can honestly ruin me

[smallheartless]

I definitely need to delete this acc soon because what I'm about to write is so kitsch but I feel like telling it to someone;;;;;;;;

I'm about to meet my girlfriend, my partner for the first time in 10 days and I just can't wait to kiss her and have her in my arms! Ahhhhhhhhh🥺 also I am so tired because I took a night train and I didn't sleep properly and got to my mom's place and walked my dog today and drank 2 beers while watching the movie dancing queen because I was waiting until I can leave home to now be sitting in the subway and pick up my girlfriend from work!

[vanillacologne]

[smallheartless]

I love how I can tell her anything. How open I can be with her about my feelings, thoughts and insecurities.. Ayayay I'm so in love!!

[smallheartless]

My goal is to be as genuine as possible to myself. The more honest I am, the better of a person I hopefully become. Yeah, I guess all it needs is time and space

[disgustinggf]

which part of me biting u don’t u understand? i want to give u the world

[smallheartless]

I can't sleep but all I do is thinking about what am I even good at.

Somehow the most stressful thing someone can say to me is 'You will get far!', 'You are going to be so successful!'. It's feels more like pressure than a compliment. More of an expectation than an encouragement.

[smallheartless]

I love love

[smallheartless]

my pretentious a*tist in me being insecure is getting on my nerves, can someone tell them to calm down and chill

[anthropophagiie]

[mizoguchi]

Anthony interviewed Calypso Rose who is a pioneering woman in calypso music and Caribbean music in general. I saw this documentary on her that is well worth checking out and shows what a phenomenal woman she is. I am so glad Anthony had her on the show.

[shes-unforgettable]

She’s one of the most experienced, accomplished and internationally acclaimed Caribbean artists there is. And she’s a married lesbian!

[iguessweallcrazyithinktho]

Imagine being in your 80s and looking this good 😭 they so badass

[politijohn]

[jumboflakybiscuits]

I took a college course on the history of cars in film, and the shit I learned about freeways blew my mind. They purposely got rid of a trolley system and replaced them with city busses that were bad ON PURPOSE. They wanted 2 cars at every home, so they really made a point to sabotage the public transportation system. Make it so people hated busses.

Freeways also destroyed homes, and caused a lot of pollution. I watched a video about how children were getting sick from the sudden pollution.

[antique-scarecrow]

This makes me especially furious when bus transport is such an incredible tool for public transport--when done right. unlike trolleys and trains, which require laying tracks (and sometimes massive tunneling projects), installing a bus system simply requires the individual vehicles and bus stops (signs and benches, in the most simple form). that makes it cost effective for small cities and towns that can't or won't invest in the overhead for larger projects. also bus routes can be easily adjusted--unlike, say, a trolley that goes down the same set of tracks every time. Buses have huge potential! Unfortunately, all these benefits also make them easier for politicians and lobbyists to quietly sabatoge.

Even so, in some places we do have good bus-based transportation systems--such as in university towns that have a vested interest in providing public transport to campuses that are already very tight on parking space. Some cities and towns also do a decent job with their bus systems--but that is highly dependant on local politics, and there is always a risk of wealthy interest groups getting involved and fucking with things. Ironically, some of the best proof we have that buses are a good mass transport option come from private bus systems set up by companies like Apple and Tesla which use buses to transport thousands of their own employees, who would otherwise be stuck in a broken system of enormous commute times--where everyone else is stuck.

Anyway. Everything the original post says is correct--public transport had been criminally sabatoged in the U.S. And it is costing people jobs, livelihoods, and access to basic necessities like hospitals and grocery stores. It's not glamorous, but it is an enormous quality-of-life and class issue, and I'm relieved to see more people talking about it.

Invest in public transport, in public housing, in libraries, in education. Invest in public services. These are the heart and soul of a functioning society, and they pay for themselves a thousand times over.

[miniangel]

yall see “love” and immediately go to “romantic love” if you translate “love is the whole point” to “romantic love is the whole point” you need to rethink everything because love is found in everything. in community, in friendships, in family, in food, in nature so actually love is the whole point and u can die mad about it. hope this helps <3