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[stepford]

Peanut Butter Gamer, The Yogscast,

[bitcoitus]

Please remember that almost everyone around you is traumatized. I didn’t understand this when I was younger. I wondered why people acted so strangely and irrationally. Maybe all children wonder this. The author Robert Anton Wilson said (paraphrasing), “We have never seen a completely sane adult human.” No one makes it out of this life alive. It’s not their fault. Mercy, kindness, forgiving — these are what makes one human. They are other names for love. People break in the strangest of ways.

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“Under the present brutal and primitive conditions on this planet, every person you meet should be regarded as one of the walking wounded. we have never seen a man or woman not slightly deranged by either anxiety or grief. we have never seen a totally sane human being." — Robert Anton Wilson

[stepford]

I don't remember much about Shrek (Ishould rewatch) but as a kid I used to 24/7 wear a shrek headband from mcdonalds and it got to the point my grandparents were buying me extras from charity shops so I had hella backups

that makes me really happy. Also, i used to think for a very long time that it was just normal to know everything about shrek. i recently found out i've been watching it since i was 1 year old. advice: only the first two movies are worth your time unless you lose your mind and end up like me. third is only meaningful if you like the weird incestuous relationship between charming and fairy godmother in 2, forever after only matters if you're looking for fiona scraps and want to see her character explored about as much as it ever will be

[unplaces]

Riverside Ave, Red Bluff, California.

[stepford]

if you knew one thing about my little teapot you'd know short and stout isn't all he is

[stepford]

I hate having eyebrows I look like the devil

[stepford]

[stepford]

a lot of tumblr revival people don't realize that in 2014 they would have been in the least interesting or creative group on the site. you would've been rubbing elbows with space buns and tina belcher icons

[stepford]

in my ideal world tom died in the tornado instead of ida so lynette is left to raise her children with the two old ladies who take care of her kids while she rekindles her professional career and leaves the restaurant to rick, who she marries, and she never has to wear orange again

[stepford]

i dont know who im kidding lynette should be with bree i just feel greedy

[stepford]

in my ideal world tom died in the tornado instead of ida so lynette is left to raise her children with the two old ladies who take care of her kids while she rekindles her professional career and leaves the restaurant to rick, who she marries, and she never has to wear orange again

[stepford]

lynette and tom are the heart of all of the ways i disagree with the writers. their relationship always prevailing through compromise despite the fact that all tom does is whine and villainize lynette for perfectly reasonable goals and requests. but she's bad because she wants to have sex without a wig on while going through chemotherapy

[stepford]

he should have died in that tornado

[stepford]

lynette and tom are the heart of all of the ways i disagree with the writers. their relationship always prevailing through compromise despite the fact that all tom does is whine and villainize lynette for perfectly reasonable goals and requests. but she's bad because she wants to have sex without a wig on while going through chemotherapy

[treecitysessions]

[stepford]

literally no one loves old women more than edie

[stepford]

her weird gay thing with martha huber and the moment where she quietly holds mccluskey's hand... good for her

[stepford]

literally no one loves old women more than edie

[obscuredesireofbourgeoisie]

FLIP FLAP featured in CUTIE December 21st 1998, Volume 141.

[stepford]

exploring musical theatre is so exciting because the ones i like and don't like are always a bit surprising. so far i'm finding sondheim doesn't resonate with me, but fosse/ebb/kander musicals tend to. contemporary broadway makes me want to put a bullet in my brain with the most recent thing i've liked being great comet. and starkid is only for people who will make you suicidal if you talk to them for longer than five minutes

[stepford]

if liking a production of a broadway musical that wasn't done on broadway counts then the most recent one would be anastasia because the takarazuka cosmos troupe version of it is my special little darling. christy altomare can bite me