@ashanism your readings and the work that you’ve been putting out lately have resonated more than ever before. Trust when I say that your work is highly valued!
And things may seem gloomy from a collective standpoint, but try not to get swept up in that wave.
David Sedaris thinks that if we just lived for the plot, we'd have material to write anything. He explains:
"My friend asked me what I did in the afternoon. I said, 'I went to the post office.' He replied, 'Why would you do that? You don't even need to go to the post office. If you have something you want mailed, you have the hotel called FedEx and they come and pick it up.'"
"I don't want to live like you. I want to go to the post office. And I went to the post office and it was remarkable. Or sometimes you go to the post office and the person is just grumpy and you can even get something out of that."
"I wanna live. I wanna be out there. I don't wanna sit at home and order everything online, and use all the shortcuts."
There is no need for meta glasses. There is no need to record all the time. There is no need to be online all the time. there is no need to record adult strangers without their consent or children. It’s dangerous and it’s invasive for the sake of being invasive.
BLACK ISLAMIC HORROR!!!
I read this title and immediately started singing this Yusoff Islam nasheed from wayyyyy back and then I clicked the trailer !!!!!!
Paramount+ has set a midsummer date for the Season 2 premiere of 'Diarra from Detroit.'
The eight-episode season will debut with two episodes on Wednesday, July 29, followed by one new episode weekly through September 9. The streamer also released some first-look photos which you can see below
See more here: https://t.co/zJoj220A2D
I don’t get this take at all tbh. There wasn’t anything stereotypical or offensive about Clark’s character. He’s simply a bad person that happens to be black, and I feel like if every director avoided casting black actors in antagonistic roles for fear of the film being labeled +
Maddy should’ve been present and reflected on her DEA slip when Lexi discussed guilt and being traumatized #Euphoria again… so many fractured subplots and directing choices
@CootDilute@pls4mocha It really doesn’t. The truth is that his motives for removing the bullets are kinda unclear. But I assume we’re supposed to believe that he had grown disgusted with him based off of his reactions to Maddie.
Too many of the ppl on this app discussing I love Boosters and Is God Is are engaging in heavy handed racial discourse and wondering why some ppl are discouraged from seeing it. The constant comparison to obsession is tiresome too.
Does she get radicalized by the Asian character or does she merely gain the perspective of the Chinese warehouse workers? Seeing the Asian character as a sign of their new morality says more about you than Boots imho
The main character gets radicalized to some degree and then their alignment with the Asian character serves as one of the primary signs of their new morality. Again, positive globalist message, but the imagery feels… weird.