Ever since I was a little boy I knew I needed to be deeply ashamed of my desires wants and of course also needs

friends, romans, gay people in my phone,

I live a very balanced life of noticing things nobody else does and not noticing the things that literally everybody notices

i've got the kind of eyebags that make people in movies say 'you look like hell, detective. go home.'

lady macbeth’s “to bed, to bed, to bed” and ophelia’s “good night, sweet ladies, good night, good night” just before both of their deaths. what’s that post that is like pain is stored in the shakespearean woman

lady macbeth’s “to bed, to bed, to bed” and ophelia’s “good night, sweet ladies, good night, good night” just before both of their deaths. what’s that post that is like pain is stored in the shakespearean woman

it's so marlowver / we're so shakesback

having internet friends is the same as having irl friends but backwards. when you first meet someone irl the first thing you see is your face, and the first thing you learn is their name. maybe you ask where they're from, what their family is like, what they like to do in their free time. you have to figure out if you want to be friends. but if you make friends over the internet, you already have a shared interest. you might learn each other's routines, timezones, different habits. but learning their real name is a big deal. face reveals are an even bigger deal. the things you usually first learn about someone are some of the last things you learn about someone you meet online. you're making friends, but backwards.

love seeing everyone in the notes say how much they love their online friends and how grateful they are for them. love seeing love in the world

having friends is cool until they worry too much and get in the way of your self-destructive tendencies

"lock in" is probably one of the most important phrases to enter the public lexicon in the 2020s

I self administered black tea to the point of madness.