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It’s okay wanting to leave. To quote the constitution we have the unalienable right to “... life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” And it’s okay to want to stop fighting. Nothing on a societal level is changed by individuals, society only changes when the majority of people inside want the change. I hope you and your SO find safety health and happiness for all of your days.

I'm sorry that it took so long for me to answer this but I just wanted to let you know that this message really touched me (which is why its been sitting in my inbox) and I appreciate you <3

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Witty Street Art

Sydney-based street artist Michael Pederson’s creates quirky street art that is so subtle that it’s easy to walk past it without even knowing it’s there. He encourages people to take a closer look at their streets and neighbourhoods, and second guess some signs. “I think we travel through urban space without really seeing it most of the time,” Pederson told CityLab. “I like the idea of interfering with the overly familiar background blur … Ideally with something a passerby might see out of the corner of an eye.”

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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014, dir. Wes Anderson)

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being sexy literally has nothing to do with looks... you need to be a little bit weird and strange and unusual. people who are physically perfect by societal standards are not sexy like where's the flavour. the body hair. i'm right

#I’ve been trying to explain this for years #nobody is sexy anymore #living in CA amplifies this a lot #and I’ve been told that I was ‘out of their league’ in regards to some ppl I’ve dated in the past but like #y’all don’t get sex appeal apparently #i want weird and passionate and to be made to feel held #pretty people are fun to look at or whatever but they aren’t who I want to f

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Wizard: Oh, I like your Goblin detecting sword! That's funny.

Goblin who thought they just had a cool glowing sword: ... My what now?

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my two categories of anime rec are “it’s okay if you don’t really like anime, you’ll probably like this” and “this will not make any goddamn sense to you if you have not wasted years of your life on trash”

#I’m?

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I can’t believe I’m going home for the first time in…shit 5 years?? next week.

#aggressive augustana noises grow louder

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- Ollie Schminkey, My Father.

#oh my god #it has been a really long time since a poem has impacted me this much #thank you

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recently pressed flowers

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oh, go on then.

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I know I’m being an insufferable worldbuilding nerd here, but my basic metric for evaluating media with very inhuman protagonists is “how easily can one offer a complete and coherent account of this media’s plot without ever mentioning the fact that the protagonist is, for example, a talking car?”. The harder it is, the higher it scores.

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I’m so much more productive after the sun goes down. While the sun is up I feel the weight of having to do things and it just overwhelms me.

But when the sun has gone to bed suddenly my time is my own. I can do with it what I will and oftentimes that means the cleaning I’ve been meaning to do, the projects I’ve been putting off. They suddenly don’t seem overwhelming to me.

I like it when the sun goes down.