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[wyllaztopia]

Are you gonna be doing art fight next month? -🏷️

sadly not, i'll be too busy

[stellberrycrew]

SB19 doing the new DC of Crimzone on TikTok with Armada

[wyllaztopia]

How do you actually socialize and not feel like the odd one out in a friend group who gets along with everyone except you?

well, it just happens sometimes. you feel left out even though people don't intend it or maybe they do. the best you can do in the moment is be content with yourself. if you're always the odd one out, then it means you haven't found your people yet. you might think these people around you are cool because you see them having a great time but if they don't vibe with you then, there's definitely people out there who are more compatible with you.

there are time i feel left out even with my close friends - up to this day. but that doesn't mean i hold it against them or that i won't be friends anymore. we're still buddies but maybe that day just isn't for me.

all in all, just be yourself! i know it's a cheesy line and a lot of people might think that being yourself doesn't get you anywhere but it does in the long run. it sucks to feel lonely especially with a group of people. and that's okay! just keep your chin up and never be afraid to approach other people and try to find someone with a common interest or vibe!

have a lil silly azzy

[lildreamsmith]

SB19 at All Out Sundays

Pablo | Ken | Justin | Stell | Josh

[wyllaztopia]

practicing a homestuck based style 

[crimsontayco]

I’ve always been a fan of high views and skylines. So every single time I get a chance, I take snapshots to remind myself of these marvels. It is because views like these that I aspire to live up in a skyscraper and experience to behold such beauty everyday.

[crimsontayco]

Many claim that the birth of doughnuts was when a certain Elizabeth Gregory, mother of a New England ship's captain, thought of putting her son's cargo of nutmeg and cinnamon to good use by incorporating it in deep-fried dough. Later on, Captain Gregory decided it's best to carve out holes in her mother's pastry invention, intentional or otherwise. However, archaeologists actually chanced upon what looked like fossilized bits of doughnuts in prehistoric native American settlements. This could well be an indicator that doughnuts, or a form of it, existed way before what many claim to be the birth of the doughnut.

[crimsontayco]

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