#splybox

[fuck-customers]

Fuck my Team Lead who keeps mentioning opening up the two days I have off in my availability for regular doctors and psych appointments whenever I ask about getting more hours. I have 72 hours of availability from Wednesday through Sunday but those 2 days really hurt my hours? Fuck you

[swan2swan]

splybox replied to your post: *sips*

What was that Donald tweet about the president being responsible for the Dow falling so hard in one day?

A fake tweet made by a jokester on the internet who got unintentionally famous for a day because his fake tweet went viral?

[tjspider]

splybox replied to your post:

Is Trevor as handsome in real life?

Trevor is a gorgeous human being who is as kind as he is tall

[critter-of-habit]

splybox replied to your photo: Suddenly all my desktop icons decided they don’t...

Okay but why is it all on that side? Literally covering the main part of the picture???

I don’t know! That’s why it’s so amusing.  They WERE all over on the left then suddenly they all shifted over to the right on their own.  Except that one icon. They’re trying to escape.

[fuck-customers]

Fuck co-workers, who don't do shit and are super lazy, acting like team leads when we don't have any team leads or managers in. Dude finally comes to the floor 20 minutes late, starts harassing me when I've been working for 2 and a half hours already saying I'm not doing anything. Then calls our manager on his personal phone on his day off to tattle on me. Little asshole

[intricities]

How did you feel about how the movie portrayed Simon after how he manipulated his friends came to light and his friends hated him? I felt like the movie wanted me to hate Simon for his actions but I really couldn't help but sympathize with him for being blackmailed.

Honestly, I never got the impression that the movie wants us to hate Simon for what he’s done when the truth comes to light. As the protagonist, he’s portrayed in a way that makes him sympathetic to the audience. We are supposed to want to root for him and become emotionally invested in his journey throughout the course of the movie. If the movie were to villainize Simon, it simply wouldn’t work. That said, I strongly believe the movie intends for us to feel conflicted in regards to Simon’s actions at that point. It wants us to try and reconcile the fallout from his decisions with the reasoning behind them, while at the same time never allowing us to fully shake the sense of guilt we feel after having also known the truth this whole time. Ultimately though, we are able to empathize with Simon because we see a private side of him that the other characters do not. The movie allows us a private look into his life, able to perceive his vulnerability and fear and desperation since we’ve accompanied him on his journey. And for that reason, while we may find it difficult to condone some of his actions, we cannot hate him.

[idlelhands]

Hey, semi regular reminder that you're an amazing person

thanks friend. you’re also a pretty amazing and wonderful person and i’m thankful for having you in my life.

[celestial-fury]

Hey, semi regular reminder that you're an amazing person

you're so kind to me ;o; thank you, i hope you have a wonderful day!