(YOU KNOW THAT IT’S FINE)

there's people out there that smoke weed with their parents

I'm like a fujoshi but for divorced couples

@angelhusbandry

Do y'all have any favorite card games?

I know this is the jaded post-irony website and we all wanna be funny, but I am genuinely asking. Please, tell me about a good memory you have with some loved ones and a stack of standard playing cards.

Meet me on the thematically relevant rooftop bro

shlock brain hurt

not his name.

shamrock going proper mental innit

not even his name.

does anyone know what the first step of unlearning shame is. please say it’s substance abuse

im like if a dvd from a 3$ walmart bargain bin was a boy

The only good isekai is Pokemon Mystery Dungeon

Who are the waifus?

Grovyle

i love reading reviews of the killing of a sacred deer that point to martin and steven's weird relationship as proof of the "hold" martin has over steven "already" due to the guilt over martin's father's death as though steven needed preternatural influence to be an absolute freak. the moment the weird sickness started he tried to break martin's door down and threatened to fuck him. this man tossed his paralyzed son around in a hospital hallway before going "ok we're gonna play the secret game: i once jerked my father off while he was sleeping" this man was meeting a 15 year old for regular diner meetups and buying him an expensive rolex and lying about him to his coworkers and his wife. and we're gonna blame the weird supernatural boy-artemis sickness curse for that shit? i think NOT.

like this film doesn't actually subvert the adult/child power dynamics in any meaningful way actually. martin is only really capable of control and influence over kim, and his disregard of her later on mirrors how steven treats anna (and also martin himself). so much of it reads as a grieving child's desperate fantasy of revenge against a person in power and it doesn't actually prevent further harm, all it does it get another person killed. but steven still has his medical license, he can likely kill someone else, his coworkers still respect him, anna hasn't divorced him. martin is alone with no one at the end. i think it's a weird reading to act as though martin being able to pull steven away for a few minutes at a time or turning desperate and obsessive when he begins to pull away is evidence that martin can "control" him like i literally think steven chose to do all that. martin has absolutely 0 boundaries and is deeply disturbed but steven CAN say no to martin, he just only chooses to do so at his own convenience or when it'll embarrass him. he's not under his thrall, he can ignore his calls to have a pleasant lunch but then when martin wants to see his body in private he shows him. like steven is very much a man who has a life fully compartmentalized and under control who deals with his guilt and lets off steam by keeping his meetings with this boy as a secret, something for himself, and then when he tries to abandon him bc the boy interferes with his perfect life said life is destroyed.

somewhere on a long dead forum there's a link that no longer works to a mod to a game nobody plays that would be a valuable contribution to the way people see level design if it got a chance to be seen. somewhere on a website that gets 15 monthly visitors there's a webcomic that woulkd inspire and resonate with you and change your life even in a small way if you could just find it. somewhere theres a music artist that would inspire you for years to come but their work just can't manage to be seen online or off. theres so many things that would change your life that just can't seem to rise to the surface and remain undiscovered and forgotten. or maybe never shared