Egbert

Andrew Yang is like the Asian dad that catches you smoking for the first time and you think he’s gonna yell at you but it turns out he’s cool with it then you ask if he wants to try some and he’s like “okay maybe one puff for health reasons.”

He’s so pure, you can’t really hate him. Like sure you may not agree with everything he says but you can’t hate him.

Aside from that, I feel like he’s just adding or proposing more legislation to already existing ones—as in he’s not advocating for any huge structural changes but rather building on what already exists. The good side about building upon existing things is that it allows people to transition quicker. The bad side is that it doesn’t do much to curb things like structural forms of oppression and discrimination.

Yang is probably one of the only candidates that gets respect across all political parties and spectrums though. He probably doesn’t like making enemies which is why his methods are not very radical nor conservative. But that sort of neutral/center ideology would benefit racists, misogynists, capitalists, and whatnot just as much as it would for those of us that are against all of that. So that’s one thing I don’t like about it.

Yang is a growing person though, both literally and figuratively. More people are flocking towards the Yang Gang and everytime I check his website, it’s as if he’s added more policies to it. And that’s something I can appreciate about him because it tells me that he’s paying attention and listening to people.

I like him and I support what he does but he’s not my first pick. As much as I hate to say it, it’s between Warren and Sanders.

This is so freaking important.

This is literally why we all draw as kids.

Because it makes us happy and we love it. And when we grow up and art becomes this tool to show what we imagine, so other people can see what we imagined, we more and more focus on the end product rather than the process that used to be so much fun.

We see mistakes, we try to get rid of them, we criticize our works until all that is left is stress and bitterness.

This is not why we drew in the first place.

Drawing used to be fun.

Lust

Not a sin- feeling sexual attraction, sex with consenting partners, masturbation, consuming pornographic media, having several sexual partners, sex before mariage. IT’S A SIN WHEN- the person projects lust onto an unwilling recipient person and does not take into account their wants or consent. Rape, harassment, sexual assault, catcalling, dick pics.

Gluttony

Not a sin- food, enjoying food, cooking, eating sweets, eating meat. In the larger sense, accumulating material things you enjoy, like books or collectibles or whatever.  IT’S A SIN WHEN- It deprives other people of what they need.

Envy

Not a sin: Wanting things you see other people have, like money, power, fame. IT’S A SIN WHEN: This is how you define people, and stop respecting them as humans. It’s a sin when you use them for what they have and what they can bring you.

Greed

Not a sin: Wanting financial security, working hard for the things you want.  IT’S A SIN WHEN: Your own financial growth depends on keeping other people impoverished and suffering.

Pride

Not a sin: Being proud of your accomplishments, liking your looks, dressing up IT’S A SIN WHEN: It stops you from accepting your faults and seeing how you can be wrong, not admitting that you can better yourself. 

Wrath

Not a sin: Righteous anger at situations, being mistreated, seeing other people suffer, at the injustice of the world. Self-defense. Revolution.  IT’S A SIN WHEN: Violence towards defenceless people, hitting your partner or your kids,.  Violence fuelled by intolerance and bigotry. 

Sloth

08/14/19

16-Year-Old Gymnast Becomes the First Hmong American to Join Team USA

At 16-year-old, Sunisa Lee has already made history by becoming the first Hmong American gymnast to be part of Team USA.

07/30/19

Bruce Lee’s daughter saddened by portrayal of her father in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Bruce Lee’s daughter, Shannon Lee, says it was “disheartening” to see her father depicted as “an arrogant asshole who was full of hot air” in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, reports The Wrap.

Yep lol and even Brad Pitt was against it but you know how white male directors are. They’re always racist and misogynistic as hell.

The only person that could really say how Bruce Lee was is his daughter. Even Shannon kept talking about that’s not how her dad was and of course Tarantino was still like “he was kind of an arrogant guy tho uwu.” Like bitch, shut that white male privilege mouth up for a second and listen to what Shannon has to say.

No whitey could beat Bruce Lee in real life but of course, all it takes is one whitey with a racist fanfic and a hard-on for East Asian aesthetics to make up a fake universe where a whitey could.

Same.

He’s an odd dude but I do have to say the only movie I liked was Inglorious Basterds and that’s only because they kill the shit out of Nazis. Other than that, I can’t support his shit. His movies tend to be misogynistic and racist and very fetishy.

On a side note, that’s kind of what Hollywood is made of so he’s not far off from the rest of them. Straight white racist and misogynistic fetishy male directors. That’s like 90% of Hollywood.

LOL the irony

White people are so disconnected from race that they think being called white (or any variation of white) is racist lol. That’s like if someone called me “Asian” and I said they’re “racist” when I’m literally Asian lollll

What’s so funny is that white people invented racism yet don’t even know what it is lmao

- skewed sense of time eg; i can easily get there and back before my eggs cook!

- altered sense of reality//tendency to get sucked up in daydreams and temporarily lose track of real life

- extremely vivid daydreams// alternative realities

- feeling really lonely but getting the urge to isolate yourself for no reason

- getting overwhelmed by too many choices and freaking out

- hearing the instructions but not really being able to hold onto them

- people cant speak to you while you’re really focused on something because you can’t hold on to multiple things in your brain at once

- repeating things over and over in your head to try and remember them

- feeling like you never really appreciate things as much as you should because you get too sidetracked

- getting super excited by small things but sometimes feeling indifferent towards the things everyone’s raving about

- being self conscious from everyone telling you you’re annoying but being scared you’ll come off as boring

- getting hyperfixations on a certain person and getting really wrapped up on them regardless of if they like you back

- putting too much into things and getting disappointed when it’s not reciprocated

- constantly being told that you’re too intense and need to chill it out a bit

- ^ thinking you’re cool and desperately wanting to just be chill and laid back but your personality is just 24/7 overdrive

- building things up so much in your head to the point that it gets stressful because what if it doesn’t live up to expectations??

- extremely over-emotional (this includes when it’s inappropriate such as giggling at sad things and then feeling really bad after)

- feeling when you just don’t know when to stop

- getting increasingly uncomfortable in a situation for no apparent reason until you feel like you’re gonna cry or scream but you do none of that and just sit there