#vee.txt

[divorcedzukka]

hope isn’t something you just have, it’s something you sink your teeth into like an animal so it doesn’t get away

[veevil]

do you think Erik would keep this picture in his wallet?

now i’m just imagining someone seeing this photo in his wallet when he’s an old man😭

“Is that your son? grandson?”

“No? 🤨 that’s my ex husband.”

I think he'd have something like this🥰

[deathcatcher]

[2co1nz]

Leon's sections versus Grace's sections in RE9

[thematictwistsandturns]

he's your main but you can't handle him being princess carried by a woman?

skill issue

[nihiluxelation]

see, i think focalors and neuvillette are one sided best friends

focalors think neuvillette is her ride and die, her confidant, her silly rabbit <3

neuvillette wants focalors' head on a guillotine.

[v2xe]

gonna be fr sometimes i'd like to gush about some latin american or national bands i like that i think other people, even just 2-3 mutuals or followers who see it, would enjoy that they wouldn't normally listen to, but i think i've soured to the idea because the few times i've seen a post on here recommending latam artists or artists from third world countries in general it's always got this strange undercurrent of "look at the great music made by these amazing artists you haven't been listening to because you only care about white musicians". and a lot of the time it feels like it's less about recommending something some people would have never listened to otherwise and more about shaming the reader (a usamerican or at the very least someone from a 1st world country) for not knowing about something from another culture at best and at worst feels like it's inviting the reader to listen to it as some sort of bizarre rite of penance for not being aware enough of us "minorities" (as we are percieved by the poster), almost like a quota to be filled to archieve an arbitrary standard of moral purity and not as something the reader might enjoy. racist biases are very much real and should be acknowleged and discussed, but here the art feels like only the medium we're using as munition to shame the theoretical reader of the post (reagardless of if they do or don't have a racist bias), and as a result the recommended art feels interchangable in the overall message because the message isn't really about sharing something you like at all. the art itself isn't the focus, it's the percieved identity around it, even when portrayed in a positive light. and i don't want to risk that kind of interaction when sharing something i like, even if i know i'd never have that much reach or exposure............

[mikaelsrose]

join discord servers, they said. itll be fun, they said. nobody will bully you.