every generation has their vaguely sacrilegious love song. boomers have Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” millennials have Hozier’s “Take Me To Church,” and gen Z has “Ordinary” by some TikTok guy
i could never watch love island — not because i think i’m better than that, but because watching people kiss disturbs me on a level so deep that it legitimately makes me never want to kiss again
i was recently appointed poet l'oreal! here’s my first poem:
and looking back
i couldn't help but think
you were just like that
sole bottle
in your shower — claiming
to do three-in-one
but doing
none
to the fullest
feels like we’re really not leveraging the bank’s “send objects through air-powered tubes” technology to its fullest potential. it’s 2025. AI can win Oscars. why are we not sending more objects via air-powered tubes???
becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile the fact that we live in a universe in which something as deeply romantic as quantum entanglement exists with the fact that soon we’re all going to be interacting with each other exclusively via our respective AI agents
Why yes, I do the same cringey things as you. But what you fail to understand is that I do them with the faintest hint of irony, a hint so subtle it is almost imperceptible to the untrained eye. A hint so subtle it may not even exist, but definitely does.
it is physically impossible to be in a relationship with someone from another country and NOT document every hilariously zany moment of intercultural hijinks on your joint TikTok account. they say stuff different! it’s hilarious! LOL
@kbowmanwriter Would loveeeeee to chat! I’m querying a contemporary romance about a journalist covering a marine archaeologist in the Bermuda Triangle.