Its so unfair that i cant just throw my clothes on like a tiktok transition. WHAT DO YOU MEAN I HAVE TO MANUALLY PUT IT ON??? FUCK YOU!
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I wanted to draw my own take on ART-as-a-presence-in-the-feed but struggled with what path to take for A While bc all I had was that I was adamant about a winding, serpentine body, too large to take in at once and So Good at piling upon your shoulders with weight that's either overwhelming or comforting, take your pick
And then I brought in the hexagons and everything just worked
(They let me give it a face without an actual face, make for a good shorthand to show that it's talking/present in potential future art, and as a bonus serve as an homage to JWST bc hey, science!)
Partially brought to you by a whole lot of listening to Satellite by Starset
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Stop talking down to me just because I'm young challenge!!!!
I'm friendly and accommodating and shrug everything off with a self effacing smile and a laugh because it's polite, and I need to be liked in the workplace, and it keeps me from screaming about how stupid and disorganized a lot of this shit is and from being extremely critical of my superiors (which is everyone else in the office), NOT because I'm stupid and don't know how things are supposed to be
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egads the consequences of my actions have caught up with me and i am now in a love quadrangle with a sad vampire, a mall goth, and a fiery cinnamon roll. i think its time for gale to explode
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xo kitty is like a cheesy teen netflix show but calling it a show for koreaboos is kinda dumb like the main character is a white/asian girl trying to reconnect w her heritage + the author (a korean american woman) is a writer and showrunner ……… i just dont think it makes sense to call someone who is writing about their own culture and an exploration of it. even in the diaspora. a “koreaboo”
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Struggling so much to remember what the fuck i did read during elementary school, especially in lower grades
I remember what my sister read?? And also a bunch of individual books i read around that time Probably
But aside from that idk. 80s scifi? Pulpy paperbacks about legionaires?? That second one sounds especially bad but i Specifically remember being in 5th grade and trying to cope with being made to watch fuckin Fatelessness by reading Rejtő under the desk
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i fundamentally think what causes the most problems in the world is dualistic thinking (us vs them, good vs evil, light vs dark, etc) and i think a lot of that dualistic/black and white thinking came from christianity (technically it came from zoroastrianism and then christianity took it a mile further) hence why i often blame christianity for a lot of the worlds problems, it all always seems to stem back to it, where people under christian influence think themselves to be the Good Guys and The Light and from there it just snowballs down until you have people committing genocide against those who "Taint Their Goodness" somehow, likely for just existing and being different or disagreeing with the christians' beliefs, "good vs evil" becomes less of a guideline on how to treat others and is instead interpreted too literally and thus people are labeled entirely good or evil instead of just their actions. same goes for "light vs dark", which, i probably dont need to go into how christians have used that ideology to fuck up the world in a million ways. "darkness" is no longer a metaphor for evil, instead it is once again taken too literally and thus anything thats "dark", whether that be the night, people, animals, clothing, etc. becomes "evil", rather than it being simply being symbolic of "being in the dark". this is where i think anti theists get messed up, they wanna paint all religions as bad but truly i think its only the ones that push duality so hard that end up being harmful, not to mention duality is an ideology someone can have who's not religious. it's all about lacking the ability to see yourself in another person, of putting yourself in their shoes, a lack of seeing them as part of the same whole that you are, that their existence contributes something to the world just as yours does. idk .-.
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