i genuinely do love the idea of being an indestructible tiny who feels no pain. play with me like a hackey sack. throw me out against a pond like skipping rocks. put me in the dishwasher
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I was sooo excited that it's finally getting colder bc the heat is so exhausting but guess who just got reminded that the cold is just as, if not more exhausting </3
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i think this part of the fangamer rollercoaster tycoon vod made me start crying
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How do people find hosing that is a good fit for them? How do you make your space feel permanent and safe and long term, even/especially if you're renting?
All of this is said with the caveat that I'm very fortunate to be able to rent an apartment by myself in the city I want to live in, but I feel like I've spent the last 10 years of my life moving - from dorm to dorm in college, and then after college, moving into places only to realize I don't want to stay there long-term, which makes it very hard to feel settled. My current apartment is the best of the places I have recently lived - I like the location, it has a cool vibe and I've put a lot more effort into decorating it and organizing in a way that makes it pleasant and functional - but it still has many small issues and downsides which are really multiplying lately. My dream is to own my own place (for stability/space/ability to change things and DIY reasons), but that's not a realistic goal for the near future, so I'm torn on moving (again) or trying to make this place work for longer??
Basically I can't decide if this is a ME problem or a genuine issue...like, if I found an apartment where the pros outweighed the cons, would I feel good settling in and be able to live there long-term? If I bought a place, would I get fed up with it and want something different in a few years too? I hate moving, and when I moved into this place I really thought I would be here until I made a major change (eg until I bought a house or moved in with a partner) - it seemed like it would be a great fit and I hoped to be here for at least a few years, to be able to make the space mine. Now I'm 1.5 years in and I feel like I'm gonna end up moving again in 2024 because I can't see being here a whole other year, but I also don't want to move again!
Is this a me problem? Or do I just need to feel more stable/settled in my living space than the average person (probable) and I'm reacting to the combined stress of 10+ years of lots of moving and a serious mice infestation??
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my cat when i leave the dishwasher open while im putting the dishes away: im going to live in there
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the only guy that recognized my (put together the evening before) cosplay was a middle-aged American who writes rpg manuals... says a lot about today's italian youth culture
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dishwasher??? 😭 emily why
it's like going to the ocean with added enrichment 🤗
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