A wall flower's Escape

how covid hasn't sparked some kind of genuine sustainable revolt centred around healthcare being a human right and the inhumanity of capitalism is beyond me. instead people just walk around willingly spouting shit about saving the economy because they want to go out to eat and kill their grandparents while they're at it

When I used to be a college student and worked a part time job, I relied heavily on Monster. Like I remember I would have one with breakfast (using that term very loosely, I barely had a meal) and a pick me up in the afternoon. If I couldn’t get Monster, I would drink redbull or Starbucks iced coffees. Like I would be bouncing off the walls in no time but slowly but surely I would gain a tolerance and I would feel tired and shitty all the time.

im creating a subgenre of dark academia called grey academia. less classism and less subtle racism. less drugs and alcohol. less wildly expensive colleges and clothes. still with the biting chill of the autumn wind. instead of tweed and carefully pressed suits it’s denim jackets, flannel, and combat boots. everyone carries sketchbooks where they can draw in their long droning classes or write down quick notes or ramble about their feelings. everyone fights to make academia more accessible to the masses. everything is vaguely punk rock and no one dies

Sounds like a hufflepuff

im creating a subgenre of dark academia called grey academia. less classism and less subtle racism. less drugs and alcohol. less wildly expensive colleges and clothes. still with the biting chill of the autumn wind. instead of tweed and carefully pressed suits it’s denim jackets, flannel, and combat boots. everyone carries sketchbooks where they can draw in their long droning classes or write down quick notes or ramble about their feelings. everyone fights to make academia more accessible to the masses. everything is vaguely punk rock and no one dies

Yes!

Yes

Same

OHHH MY GOD