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party 4 u / the social network
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THE SOCIAL NETWORK (2010) dir. David Fincher I was your only friend. You had one friend.
today i learned that the social network (2010), a biopic about the fraught founding of facebook, has a fandom and that people are gay shipping mark zuckerberg with his estranged ex best friend
#tsn15 >_< very late. Last day even. POV: mark location: Facebook headquarters Au: YURIII also batshit genius scientist prophet goddess because oh wow. My original drawing from that I was like 2 days old.
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When i'm Wired in But my bitch Wife wants to Complain about Her shares Dropping down To 0.03% .
Reading fanfiction on ao3 is like being addicted to drugs.
The first time you read one you experience this immense amount of euphoria and satisfaction (because of a well-done story or your ship having a solid dynamic etc.)
The high lasts for quite some time until you want way more of that special feeling so you read more and more until eventually nothing can satisfy you anymore.
But instead of trying to quit, we embrace the madness and let it take us wherever it wants.
And I think that's beautiful.
(read under the line for a word of caution)
me when the termination of my college situationship both symbolizes and catalyzes the stilted relationships all of humanity now suffers due to the insatiability of capitalism and the parasociality of facebook and its predecessors.
