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messy and disorganized surroundings indeed equates to a scattered af mind and i hate this

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defiance, personified

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Lowkey whats the point

honestly ive stopped looking for some big revelation. ive just started saving up to buy pain au chocolat once a week and letting that be it for now

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if the power of manifestation was real, OCD havers would have proved it 1000s of times over by now

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i can't believe that i simply devoured the ENTIRE sixth season of the handmaid's tale in one sitting. i mean it was expected after the boring ass seasons but STILL

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big round of applause for the writing of ava coleman. genuinely one of the most impressive characters ive ever seen. totally outrageous yet realistic. and somehow every single line she has fits her personality to a T.

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i think there's so much to explore with sieun's idealization of suho and the distance he still keeps with him at the end — does he think he doesn't deserve him? is he waiting for suho's permission? is he scared about what's changed?

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suho is literally everywhere in whc2. he’s in the boy sleeping at the table in the back of sieun’s new classroom. he’s in gotak, teaching juntae to fight. he’s in baku’s touchiness and fierce protectiveness. he’s in juntae, who talks with his mouth full. he’s in the boxing ring sieun sits in the corner of in his dreams. he’s in sieun’s sleepless nights and his evenings at the hospital. in gotak and juntae’s persistent doorbell ringing that sieun hears from his bedroom, and the split-second spark of hope in his expression that it might be suho. he’s the driving force when the time comes for sieun to make a crucial decision—to help juntae, to refuse to fight at first, but then do it in the end still, to accept the boys’ friendship, to let fun and laughter into his life again, to wake up from his well-deserved sleep and go back to his friends and suho. he’s in the way sieun smiles differently around his new friends, and that familiar smile at the very end that he only saves for suho.

while the narrative keeps suho alive through these subtleties and implicities, sieun keeps his spirit alive explicitly. he goes to him, he talks to him, he writes to him, he lets himself be led and taught by him, despite his unconscious state. he’s still sieun’s best friend and his guiding light. he’s his heart and his home. he is all over whc2, and not as a ghost haunting the narrative, but as the soul of sieun’s story.

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it's time to let fo of this endless summer afternoon

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so. i got a car now

what the hell, sure

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As part of her social media detox this girl on YouTube made herself do one hour of understimulating tasks every day and she just counted rice for 60 minutes straight because its no different from doomscrolling in terms of wasted time

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04.05.2025

Study sessions, meal prepping, and lots of different beverages this weekend.

I am tired, but the shoe must go on!

Wish you all a great week and a lovely May ☺️

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Not every sentence that's seventeen syllables works as a haiku.

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Weak Hero Class 2 (2025)

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"Are you kidding me? You're a total weirdo. You know that?" "Talk about yourself."

WEAK HERO CLASS 1 (2022) - 1.04

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WEAK HERO CLASS 1 (2022): Episode 1 x WEAK HERO CLASS 2 (2025): Episode 1