Lost in the Very Specific Sauce

sweet gentle beta friend: you’re a pure omega so be careful not to get bitten by anyone

me as a teenager: man it sucks to have no privacy or autonomy but i guess its for a good reason. when i turn 18 i will realise how young i was and understand why they did all that.

In the other [1979] profile, in Vogue, [Toni] Morrison spoke of a white American reader who had "told her how difficult it was to understand black culture in her books—it was so removed from his experience." She had responded: "Boy, you must have had a hell of a time with Beowulf!" The Vogue interviewer, missing the wit in this retort, went on to comment: "Morrison has no patience with people who plead ignorance; but then, she does not pride herself on being a patient woman. 'I find myself being more and more difficult,' she says. 'It's something I really relish.'" Even Morrison's literary difficulty and the pleasure she took in it was translated here into personal difficulty, a moral failing: How dare she be impatient! Well, wouldn't you be?

I don't know who my intended audience is here, so whoever needs to hear this, I am begging you to learn to participate in conversations that are about things you aren't interested in.

Keep this up Korea, don't let Japan be the only one with finger-in-mouth supremacy!

Chaeha trying to eat faster because Taeseon always finishes his food first, while Taeseon has slowed down his usual eating pace for Chaeha.

Please excuse me yelling about the fingers-in-mouths of it all again, but the fact that Taeseon has to pull just a little to get his thumb back? Crazy-making detail.