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maybe i like my tech a little bit inconvenient

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I can't say no to Mocha when she does this

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have y’all heard of this thing called princeton university it’s pretty crazy

art by the one and only @kibber-cat

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“These are Bowser’s kids!!” ‘Super Mario Bros. 3’ NES Manual

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i gotta draw him a bunch of times every now and then or else i go crazy

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for my fiancé ♡

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You are trapped in an elevator with the person on your lockscreen. Who is it?

Reblog with who you get stuck with~

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Something you gotta understand about me is that I am utterly reliant on my Beverages

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Like this

AHHHHH!!!! YESSS!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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don't know if i ever told anyone about this but one time when i was in les mis the stage hands fucked up a set change and forgot to bring out marius' chair for empty chairs at empty tables so he had to sing the song with No Chair for his Fucking Table...

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anyway shout out once again to love me normally by will wood for being one of the few pieces of art I've encountered that takes that feeling seriously.

I've always felt that whenever I say I wish I could be "normal," people rush to jump down my throat with the same adages- that "normal is boring," "there's no such thing as normal," whatever. and that's typically the moral pushed in anything that deals with the idea of feeling abnormal. which is usually well-intentioned, but when you go days of your life desperately wanting to know and understand normality, it just feels isolating. I always hated being told "just be yourself" for a slew of reasons, but mainly because it just... sort of does nothing.

which is why I love the song so much. it really sits with that dysphoric feeling (in a general sense), gives a voice to it, and lets you just feel without being told to just get over all that pain and shame. there's nothing about how your abnormality is actually a "superpower," nothing about how "normal is just a setting on the dryer," nothing about "everyone is a little quirky in their own way" (and even if they are, at least they're better at hiding it than I am, goddammit!). it allows you to process those emotions instead of instantly shutting them down. like, yeah. sometimes it does suck to feel you aren't normal. sometimes, you do want normalcy, even if you know it's just a "majority concept" you as an individual have no control over, as richard matheson put it. I think it's so, so important to be honest and recognize when that awful feeling is there- and this song has done that for me in a way that nothing else really has.

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Me when the orthodontist asks me questions while reaching down my throat:

👁️👅👁️

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All ten minutes of his screen time was just him being a cutie patootie

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Has someone done this yet