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I swear to God I was about to quit Twitter for good because of the abject toxicity and botting but then I saw someone say “you coulda had a bad bitch - 2 McGriddles” and I got pulled right the fuck back in.

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2am in Harajuku on Valentine’s Day, 2014.

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Four glasses later, he realized eggnog wasn’t supposed to be salty.

“Another,” he demanded.

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look some people just like cum stop attacking us

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but this is about eggnog

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Four glasses later, he realized eggnog wasn’t supposed to be salty.

“Another,” he demanded.

monsterswithvibes

look some people just like cum stop attacking us

unsettlingstories

but this is about eggnog

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I had a dream last night that I wrote a children’s book called “The Thiccest Mollusk” and everyone hated it. True story.

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Angry Steven Essay 1 - Ignoring Your Kids and the Consequences

A lot of people have been wondering why Steven is so angry, and where their sweet baby boy has gone, and I think people are struggling because they don’t understand how little they respected Steven before.

Because I don’t think that Steven has undergone a huge character shift. Admittedly, he’s angry more frequently now, but I don’t think his anger is bigger or more intense or any worse than it’s been at other points in the series. Steven’s feelings haven’t gotten bigger…

But Steven has.

I counted up all the times Steven gets angry in the series, being fairly charitable and not counting more minor moments of annoyance of frustration. I’ve got about 21 moments out of 160 episodes for the original series. Granted, that’s only once every seven episodes, but it’s not insignificant. The idea that Steven never gets angry is factually wrong.

We see his temper the first time in Steven the Swordfighter, and it’s not a very wholesome look at the boy. He’s frustrated because Pearl is gone and Holo-Pearl isn’t a good replacement. And, already, I bet you’re starting to tune out a little. Because Steven’s being a stupid little kid, isn’t he? Pearl’s coming back. He’s just throwing a tantrum.

Tantrum is the word we give to anger and sadness we don’t respect. It’s a word we use to belittle and ignore children, even when their feelings are justified.

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