#not lit

[victor-v]

excuse me?!?!

[int1macyyyy]

Anyone who has that lame ass opinion that “the struggle is beautiful” is honestly kind of fucked up. Like people can be sleeping in their car trying to just cling to survival and they would try to find some aspect of like OH LOOK THE DETERMINATION OMG and turn it into poverty porn type shit. Either way thanks capitalism for all the trash ass gifts, perfecto.

[literatureandbones]

I don't know how I managed to convince my super intelligent boyfriend that the small white flat mouse ish looking stuffed animal i have named Haggis was actually a toy version of the animal that Haggis come from, he got so confused that he started pulling up his phone to look it up and i had to tell him that I was messing with him, but like why tf would he even think that when he has been to Scotland???? He is evidently much more intelligent than i am so why in the world would he actually question his own knowledge???

He said i sounded so convincing??? Wtf dude???

[ilaw-at-panitik]

I know that you mostly focus on literature related to the Philippines, but do you know any blogs or other resources about Philippine history, especially history that is focused on the various rebellions and uprisings throughout history?

I only know of @indiohistorian at the moment. And his Twitter account (under the same name) posts more about the topic you're interested in rather than his Tumblr blog. But it's a good place to start because he links a lot of sources (and he's a researcher at the National Historical Comission of the Philippines!)

I sometimes go to Katipunan: Documents and Studies to casually read stuff, too.

If anyone can add to this to help anon, that would be great!

[walkerrenee]

HELLO EVERYONE I TOOK THESE LAST NIGHT

[innate--nature]

physically i'm here but mentally i'm napping on the floor in the middle of target

[hello-lemons]

I am not feeling lit kids.