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im so glad that we can all come together as a family when some old cunt dies

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it's not that I need a quiet day or a day off exactly; it's that I need a pocket of time that exists entirely outside of linear time as we know it that would allow me to get things done without time passing in the real world, and frankly, I don't think that's too much to ask.

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driving 90 minutes to my favorite empty lot to smoke 1 cigarette

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We need to embrace the fact that the tumblr userbase is aging. What’s everybody’s favorite kitchen appliance?

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going to be honest with you. Fuck is not even a swear word. it’s just. a word. he’s like a brother to me

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This website is complete shit

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that kitty is clearly a boobah

she is NOT named bouba.

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What are your thoughts on this?

bruh Mewtwo knows what’s up 

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This damn thing has made it to twitter lmfao

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parents will see a gifted child and be like “i am going to give you SO many complexes”

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I know it's tough for everyone but please, please be extra nice and patient with little kids right now. they're going through so much, we're not going to understand the amount of worldwide trauma these kids have for years, but for context: a five year old who has memories only from the age of three has spent HALF their conscious life under quarantine. they haven't interacted with other kids in person. they've only seen people with masks. they've spent all this time in a home with distressed adults and little stability without truly understanding why. for a massive chunk of their conscious life. so if a kid comes up and talks to you just let them have your attention for a few minutes. don't snap at a child crying or having a meltdown in public, and don't make the parent feel guilty. it's not that difficult to be kind.