Whyenn.

damn my endless optimism is annoying as shit let me be mad about something please

''i don't get mad at the misfortunes in my life because they are outweighed by the beauty i notice in the world by the end of the day, and i don't get bothered by what i cannot control bc ive grown out of that'' is this really who i am now?? fuck off

teenage me would have written a sick emo song about this smh

damn my endless optimism is annoying as shit let me be mad about something please

''i don't get mad at the misfortunes in my life because they are outweighed by the beauty i notice in the world by the end of the day, and i don't get bothered by what i cannot control bc ive grown out of that'' is this really who i am now?? fuck off

can we stop pretending that anyone assigned female at birth has some mystical connection to womanhood or lesbianism. it’s such a conservative outlook on identity i can’t believe we have to even pretend to entertain it.

I feel like not enough people realize that people under enormous strain act really really fucking Weird

I like this site. Y’all just shotgunning counterfactual timelines

sanrio characters have a secondary sociatal function of being used as symbols and shortcuts for innocence, childiness and naivity, which makes putting them in traumatic, grown up and hellish scenarios particularly effective for evoking the image of a teenager that has to deal with depression, drugs and other issues they are illequipped to this early in life. now hear me out. putting Hatsune Miku in incresingly absurd and surreal situations is the same phenomenon in a different font. my theory being she's being utilised by people who were promised a future world that no longer exists, who cannot help but marvel at the idioticy of the reality they now have to deal with, realising nothing was ever under control and nothing ever was meant to make sense. in this essay i did

sanrio is emo while hatsune miku is ska

sanrio characters have a secondary sociatal function of being used as symbols and shortcuts for innocence, childiness and naivity, which makes putting them in traumatic, grown up and hellish scenarios particularly effective for evoking the image of a teenager that has to deal with depression, drugs and other issues they are illequipped to this early in life. now hear me out. putting Hatsune Miku in incresingly absurd and surreal situations is the same phenomenon in a different font. my theory being she's being utilised by people who were promised a future world that no longer exists, who cannot help but marvel at the idioticy of the reality they now have to deal with, realising nothing was ever under control and nothing ever was meant to make sense. in this essay i did