Tuesday

On autopilot or whatever.

[Tuesday @tuessdae]

From summer two years ago, I went here alone. Had a picnic, listened to music that I love, wrote poems and enjoyed the sunset. Then you came, and now we did all of it together. Thank you for being alone with me. Here’s to more months and memories with you.

[𝟮𝟭.🛸 @Big_tagg]

this is still twitter btw i refuse to call it by its stripper name

[Purvi @shayar_ka_khwab]

Kinda sucks that the punishment for being ignorant is bliss and reward I get for being thoughtful is lonely, loveless, sad existence.

[ru @ruqaiyalore]

this entire year i was method acting. none of it was real. i was working on a bit.

[eisha 🍒 @meishato]

sure i guess sex is okay but have you ever closed a dozen tabs after finishing an academic paper

[aly! ଘ(*. .)੭ @theblessedbhie]

HINDI PA BA KAYO GALIT!!!!! 91 minors??? 91 MINORS WERE ARRESTED. Tapos lima lang ang arestado for the flood control corruption???

We will never "love and light" our way out of this especially since our own system treats us like animals.

[𝑨𝒔𝒊𝒂 @seigfrei]

calling protests useless is the privilege of those who aren’t being oppressed. for the silenced, the hungry, and the abused, protests are a weapon of survival. if you feel comfortable enough to dismiss them, then you’re living off the comfort built on someone else’s suffering.

[✮ @divalavidas]

there’s something deeply powerful about seeing queer people take up space in the streets. with their blonde hair, bold makeup, colorful clothes, drag looks, or hands intertwined with the people they love. it’s a living, breathing protest against a world that once told them to hide.

AND WOMEN. of course, women. AND THE YOUTH.

#BahaSaLuneta #TrillionPesoMarch

[ً @leinpop]

“may permit ba ang pagnanakaw? wala!”

hard on this one. bullshit talaga ang no permit, no rally🙄

[Dr. Pamela Cajilig @anthropam]

PH middle class loves the ‘good protester’: polite, well-dressed, articulate. Dunking on those who don’t fit simply because they're "too dugyot" is fucking matapobre hypocrisy.
Protest should echo the language of real struggle. If justice includes cheaper fishball,then so be it.

[𝓙𝓲𝓶𝓶𝔂 𝓙 @JimmyJ4thewin]

Upon hearing the news of Anas Al-Sharif, journalist Aseel struggled to carry on.

Her colleague encouraged her, saying, “You are stronger than this. We must share our voice with the world.”

[Sarah ✨ @searedsha]

can Palestine not have a day where children aren’t being murdered

[Gaza Funds @gazafunds]

You are not angry enough. You are not outraged enough. Do not turn away from this.

[Tuesday @tuessdae]

😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[Oasis Mania @OasisMania]

OASIS x LEVI'S collection 👀

📸 thedropdateclothing

[buruku ese.🐦‍⬛💕 @toriiii_xoxx]

I'm not desperate enough (in terms of locking in).

[the human anachronism™️ @FullAsMuchHeart]

Just saw someone saying using the em-dash is a sign of something being written by AI, because real people rarely use it. This is terrible news for everyone like me who has an unhealthy emotional attachment to the em-dash.

[Samira Mohyeddin سمیرا @SMohyeddin]

Israel not allowing International journalists into Gaza has nothing to do with security and everything to do with the horrors and traces of Israel’s genocide.

[Rawan‏𓂆☭ روان @RiverToSea48]

Unspeakable evil that will weigh down on my chest for her forever

[State of Palestine @Palestine_UN]

“The Gaza Strip is not a free land for anyone to grab…those days in history are gone…Gaza belongs to the Palestinian people.”