close enough that light we can see

I feel like I just inhaled espresso I need to explain why the ending of s2 was the perfect encapsulation of the entire concept and why anyone who thought it would go any other way is a fool . It is a Tragedy Guys you can't cut yourself off from your pain you can't sever a part of yourself from you it will REBEL you will always crave a life of fullness and love and whatever you were given you SHOULD fight for it & it is DEHUMANIZING to be expected not to. Exactly what did Mark expect from himself?

oh so you thought existing only to perform a soulless office job was bad. how about existing only to go to the dentist. how about existing only in planes. how about existing only to perform stupid and repetitive yet socially expected tasks. how about existing only to withstand every unpleasant thing that somebody else decided to go without

This is genuinely everything

severance is so scary i hope jobs arent real

watching severance is crazy. what if a show had multiple coherent plotlines and also asked questions about what it means to be a person through a truly unique lens that inspires new ethical and philosophical discussions in 2025 when so many of those conversations have been had a million times already. what if personhood and love are inseparable and it is impossible for humans to not form community. how much of you is your memories/how does nature vs nurture come into play in a vacuum? what if that vacuum popped? what if a part of you wanted to go to heaven so you created a new version of yourself? who would you be without the pressures of the outside world?

My favorite art is first sentences of scientific papers, I love reading sentences like "movement is of integral importance to animals" or "snow has long been recognised for its ecological importance" fuck yes so truee

don’t understand where people get the energy to be an active participant in their own lives. the days just happen to me for real