This is the story of a girl.

the way flint and silver can’t even fucking hug each other. silver dies and comes back and they just walk side by side very close without touching. madi dies and flint just puts his hand on silver’s shoulder and its the most insane moment because they don’t TOUCH otherwise. you’re in each others’ heads but you won’t touch? like even VANE hugs jack and if vane saw a gay man irl he’d floor it. if touch not suddenly significant why don’t you touch each other. why do you avoid it in a way that seems that deliberate you freaks

I read this at least over a month ago and im still thinking about this and going insane over it

i bet it feels good as fuck to be a piece of sourdough bread that gets dipped in olive oil with various seasoning & herbs

real life texture glitch

Domesticated rock has returned to the wild and become feral

sometimes i think love triangles should be resolved by polyamory but badly like everyone’s still mad

part of what makes tragedies tragic is the story being preventable from the outside but unpreventable from the inside

If they had done things differently they could have been happy, but to do things differently would require them to be someone else.

“how could you have forgotten that” i forget Everything. unless i remember

"how can you remember that" I remember Everything. unless I forget

*gathers all of the people in the world who write the number 7 with a little dash in the center of it so I can study them like little critters and find out what makes them do that*

There’s actually a lot of history regarding the development writing systems and why there are different visual representations of numerals, but the short answer is: it’s regional, and you probably picked up how to make your numbers look based on your parents or your primary school teachers

I do it out of spite because in grade school a kids detective story identified the culprit by saying NO American wrote their sevens with a line and I thought that was super flimsy evidence and it made me so mad I started putting a line through my sevens so the fictional detective would be wrong and then kept doing it for several decades since.

I do feel one can’t underestimate the “elementary school child taught themselves how to do this Out Of Spite” crowd

I had to learn to do it in adulthood because in my profession (optometrist), handwriting out a glasses prescription for -1.25 DS is very different than -7.75 DS, and ones, twos, and sevens can all look very similar if you’re writing too fast.