Drama.

the fact that i'm no longer the same age as the protagonists of novels and films i once connected to is so heartbreaking. there was a time when I looked forward to turning their age. i did. and i also outgrew them. i continue to age, but they don't; never will. the immortality of fiction is beautiful, but cruel.

I wish i could be normal about affection but my love language is merging souls

someone who gets excited about you >>>

it’s like a little miracle. when two people choose each other

Damn. Double homicide.

this year was so good to me but I know that next year is going to be truly fantastic. I already have dominoes lined up just waiting to fall into place and I know that with my work ethic and love for improvement that even more blessings will continue to come my way. if you see me now and think that I'm in a good spot, you have no idea what's to come or just how capable I am of going after the good things in life. the show has yet to begin, I'm still warming up! work hard, think longterm, learn from your mistakes and certainly learn from others mistakes, be realistic, take good care of yourself, know your limits, and stay grateful. it's all uphill from here

girl im bored lets browse academic articles

Hot tip: if you want to see scientists being snarky and sardonic, type ‘Reply to’ into google scholar and make yourself some popcorn. You can add your field of interest to the search or narrow down the timeframe to make it more specific or recent.

can second this as an excellent activity for good human enrichment, especially if you find one of those good back and forths and you've got a friend who will do the voices with you.

It’s giving Hamilton-Burr correspondence.

In three short minutes I've found an article calling a study about the usage of the word "bullshit" exactly that, an article critiquing a reply to the author's original work by calling their critic a question-dodger, and a journal article that opens by outlining in enthusiastic detail just how much an old reply missed the point of their research