Him: You Better Not Compress Down To Your Schwarzschild Radius Tonight

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if a sword is like an extension of the wielder. and a sword can be said to have its own identity. then can a sword not feel grief and sorrow at being forced to clash with its opponent forged in the same crucible but forced to turn against it. can a sword not cry out in the screech of metal on metal from the pain of betrayal.

i literally can’t listen to tik tok by kesha without thinking about that goddamn star trek tos fanvid…you know the one

I wish it was easier to talk about mobile phone addiction without sounding like a boomer

Part of why you are lovable is because you're nonbinary.

Your perspectives, particular style, the way you carry yourself, and more are what draw people to you.

Being nonbinary touches on everything you do, and it's a quality to be proud of.

THE COMPANY OF WOLVES (1984) dir. Neil Jordan

Rosaleen & The Huntsman/The Wolf

Dragon Boat Festival by lei min

I'm dostoevski's ridiculous man

me personally? i die every night and come back wrong every morning but no one notices because i've been doing that for a long time so it's just kinda par for the course

Retrogression by Dazai Osamu is the #1 New Release in Japanese Literature!

"This book aims to piece together the fractured and disorderly lifestyle of one of history's greatest romantics and pairs it with a particular moment in his life; losing the Akutagawa Prize. The ensuing drama that unfolded through private letters, newspaper articles, diaries, obituaries, and fiction created a scandal that disturbed the early Showa literati with its coarse and indecent honesty. Dazai's fiction, fiction about Dazai, speculation and reality intertwined to create an explosive event that not only changed the desired trajectory of his life but also raised issues of discrimination within prominent literary circles and the treatment of mental illness in 1930s Japan." - From the Introduction by translator A. L. Raye

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