Every time I make a purchase that’s over $200 I’m like that’s fine because I don’t usually buy drugs. Like $400 jeans = ok because imagine that’s coke I never bought
call me crazy but I feel bad for people losing their homes and being displaced EVEN if their house is $5,000,000 and they make 10 times what I make. Losing your home sucks and I still wish that wasn’t happening. Y’all love to talk about how much empathy you have and yet…
by age 20 you should have:
- joined a discord you don’t talk in
- a video game you spent too much money on
- an unhealthy attachment to a fictional character
- a friend from a completely different part of the world that you never met IRL but you’d trust with your life
i think it’s so funny that when most people have merch issues they’re like “i’ll send an email to customer service” but parx fans are just like “hey awsten i have a question” and 90% of the time he’s like “i’m on it”
Seems important that in Fahrenheit 451, books were still “available” in single-paragraph summaries—“read Hamlet in five minutes!”—but the books themselves had been banned for being too difficult. Tech boosters see a warning and think it’s an instruction manual.
can you imagine youre absolutely plastered on new years and in the distance you just hear “OH FUCK EW EW EW EW EW EW EW” in the distance and you turn to see a mint haired screaming and recording himself running through a field of cybertrucks like hes being chased by a murderer
we are witnessing an immense cultural backslide. I never thought I'd live in a world where even the most lukewarm progressive causes would become *less* widely-accepted in media as I got older