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i texted my friend who went to ateez's concert (a musician dude) and i asked how it was and he said "cute hehehe" AND IDK WHAT TO MAKE OF THAT LIKE SIR THESE MEN DANCED IN SKIMPY AND STRATEGICALLY CUT CLOTHES LIKE WHORES WITH RENT DUE WYM CUTE !?!?!?!?!?!?!?

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JUNE 28TH !!!

MARK IT ON Y'ALLS CALLENDAR

FOR EVERY SONG YOU STREAM WHEN IT GETS OUT YOU'LL GET A SPOILER FOR ALGEDONIC /srs

[the-growing-rose]

[crossandcanvas]

Vietnamese is a very poetic language, it’s incredibly beautiful. It’s so tender, Vietnamese, there are certain words that I just love… and I feel like shouldn’t be in a book, even, because it’s so beautiful. I do feel, however, that there is a lot of the Vietnamese language in my writing. It’s just invisible. ... It has my…somatic system of Vietnamese-ness embedded within, between each word of the English word, or between the letters of that English word, that when people read it, [they think] ‘oh your work is really strange and poetic’. I don’t think it’s strange and poetic. I think it’s because I lived in Vietnam, I was an immigrant, we were refugees… When I read my work I’m like, this is so Vietnamese, but it doesn’t look like Vietnamese, it doesn’t even sound like Vietnamese… but there is a phantom (I think) sonic volume that is…quiet and silence… And I want to say that silence, that invisibility, is very Vietnamese.

Vi Khi Nao, c/o diaCRITICS

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Tsuyoi "Jet" Hagane by Dvan

Tsuyoi “Jet” Hagane by Dvan

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