a documented descent into madness

unfortunately the stereotype of university students leaving their entire networth unattended on a table to get a snack is real, and I am a prime example of it being true

guy who's having gauzy idealized wife flashbacks for the whole adventure but it turns out she isn't dead or anything he just really misses her and wants to get home

can we get a shoutout to trans girls who don't wear makeup

i don't need to just keep practicing I don't need to just learn to contour or whatever the fuck else I'm 100% happy being bare-faced and the only times i ever felt compelled to do makeup was for other people's benefit!

watch the mfs with zero reading comprehension get ahold of this and act like I'm personally attacking them for wearing makeup

adding on trans girls who don’t shave their face or armpits or legs, or have short hair, or do any of the things that are seen as “saying Fuck You to the patriarchy” when cis women do it but for Some Reason when trans women do it they’re “not trying hard enough to pass.” do whatever you want with your meat suit and related adornments forever.

I feel like one of the biggest life hacks I've found after my twenties is that gravitating towards people who define themselves by what they love and are rather than what they oppose or aren't tends to lead to people who are more generally nice to be around

a good book should make you a little horny and a lot confused and even more upset

Nothing will ever replicate the unique comfort of carrying a small book with you everywhere

Okay, but this is where my gripe is with books these days: they're too BIG!!! Most of the current paperbacks you find in stores are HUGE, they don't make small books like they used to, not to mention the hardcovers which are all like bricks. Don't get me wrong, some books deserve to be bricks, but we also need small ones like how modern library and everyman's library used to male them. Make books small again!

Every time I finish a book a new feather is added to my angel wings

Legato's introductory scene is wild. Nightow really created this guy whose entire characterization centers on his utter devotion and infatuation for another man and then in the scene where we, the audience meet him for the first time he is literally. Eating hotdogs. I mean he is just going to TOWN on those wieners. we get it man