If I see another person framing cabaret as a musical about queer culture and glamour I’m going to kill one of the six hostages that I keep in my basement
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If I see another person framing cabaret as a musical about queer culture and glamour I’m going to kill one of the six hostages that I keep in my basement
The problem with being a blur fan is that Damon is always like “we could be playing a show soon……. You never know…….” And then someone interviews Graham and he’s like “don’t listen to Damon he’s stupid we’re never playing a show again and I hate music” and there’s no way to know who is lying
the most evil thing resale culture ever did was convince people that books are meant to be kept pristine and looking new forever. this is a lie. your books are an extension of yourself. they’re meant to have cracked spines, dogeared pages, weird discolouration, mud stains, imprints from your bookmarks. they’re meant to smell like your bedroom, like the perfume you only wore once and forgot about, like the couch you lost them under, like grass from dropping them in the park one too many times. they’re meant to be written in with marginalia like stupid inside jokes that only you understand, shitty doodles from your most boring class, questions you’ll never google, definitions of words you like, and cringy comments about your favourite lines. books showcase all the beautiful imperfections of human life, both through the words inside them and the things surrounding them. there’s no such thing as messing them up. let yourself (and your books) feel.
Your youth lib needs to include public transport and walkability I am so serious. I do not think fifteen year olds should be able to drive, the big metal box is dangerous (and relies on them being able to afford a car). I DO think that a fifteen year old should be able to get around easily without relying on adults in a way that is both safe and very cheap/free. Cities being reliant on cars is detrimental to the freedom of young people.
Made a graphic, I’m around half way through HtN. This is the shipping situation, no?
I hate this
2D is 47. It’s never too late to transition.
I accidentally got my learning support teacher to read tlt by telling him about it too much. I'm scared. He knows things but I do not think he is prepared