nat are you 16 or 17 i forgor. when your bday is…
LMFAOO i’m 16, i turn 17 in march 😎
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"For girls, becoming women was inevitability; for boys, becoming men was ambition."
Home Fire by Kamila Shamsie
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Drew Momina based off this art:
The bag is based off Momina's lightning box animal Najib, a black serval. The plushie is based off her sun box animal Shamsi, a hamster.
Comms open
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you’re in her dms. i’m sleepy comfy cozy in bed. we are not the same
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realizing maybe i am NOT normal ab trc
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PUTTING TSC POSTS ON MY DASH…………
I WAS SO SHOCKED WHEN I SAW IT ON MY DASH BELIEVE ME. BUT OH MY GODDDDD
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Hi. Op of the college post. I wanted to extend my apology for your friend's death (i actually made the post in memory of a friend who also died) and to ask what major you were in? An essay on hauntology sounds intriguing, id be curious to know more. Well, sorry if this is random and sudden, your tags just jumped out to me in the notifications as the most interesting thing someone left on that post. I hope you have a lovely day!
thank you for your thoughts. i want to extend the same to you, i feel losing a friend so young at such an already tumultuous time in your life is one of the most difficult things to go through, but we did it 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
i studied english literature at uni. the class i wrote the essay on was contemporary world literature and the prompt was 'discuss the importance of grief or loss in contemp world lit and I chose the books Autumn by Ali Smith and Alfred and Emily by Doris Lessing (which if you haven't read already id really recommend). i think the conclusion sums up what my thesis was better than i can now 2 years after writing it
In conclusion, grief and loss within these texts are tied to nostalgia, of either objects, memory, or people. However, this grief disrupts the memory and the linear narrative, and as such time bleeds into eachother. Events from the past cannot be remembered without knowing what is to come, whereas idealisations of the future must be rooted in something from history, the consequence of which is that ‘the futuristic now connoted a settled set of concepts, affects, and associations.’ (Fisher, 2012, p.16). Difficulties arise however when these concepts and associations are established in a history of violence and loss. This exchange expresses the continuous feeling of grief, as characters are repeatedly acknowledging and ‘burying’ what ‘haunts’ them while unable to live in a future without what they have already buried. Evidently, like a leaf ‘so stuck that when it eventually peels away, it's leafshape left behind, shadow of the leaf, will last on the pavement till next spring.’ (Smith p. 259) Contemporary World Literature must constantly acknowledge the past and present while looking to the future, forcing all three to exist concurrently.
dont worry about it being random, i made the joke that the post was made in a lab for me when its actually two people coincidentally relating over similar life experiences. i hope you have a lovely day also :))))
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not quite bingo but joyous regardless :D
TRUUUTH!! what r ur fav musicals
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hii murph ^-^ yayy yippee
hiiiii shamsi hiiiii!! <3
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TIA. YOU HAAAVE TO READ HIJAB BUTCH BLUES ITS SOOOOOO INSANELY GOOD. it’s a memoir and i devoured it in like one sitting and i cried . man
will dooooo 🙏 also went on goodreads and I instantly regretted reading the reviews bc it was just a harsh reminder oh everyone hates my existence. Okay!
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hii nat can i just say it’s batshit insane to me that you’re taking calculus (and so am i) bc one of my very first memories of carulia server is everyone bullying dip for taking calculus…. Man
SCREAMINFJWJFJSJF this is our character regression 😭😭😭 every day i wake up, man…… smth smth die a hero or live long enough to become the @sashannes.
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for the ask game: locked tomb, poppy war, or daevabad trilogy? (you can pick + choose which to answer!) alsooo can i have your storygraph and goodreads :0
first of all yes u can have my storygraph. mutuals/ppl i've spoken to on here can ask for my storygraph & we can DM 🤓
the locked tomb:
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this series is so!!! every book hits so hard and so differently. the emotions the gore the variety the confusing plot muir's voice. i mean there's nothing else like it, and yet it's so referential!! i could say a lot about it but i feel like i'll get so lost in the sauce. i do have a sideblog about it tho lol: lesbianjesus-gideonnav
the poppy war:
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i have been having a semi-public breakdown about Babel so i WILL be reading the poppy war. i'm so excited. (the fact that she wrote it when she was MY AGE makes me want to throw up but 👍 awesome cool thank you) it sounds like goooood in-depth fantasy
daevabad trilogy:
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didn't know this one but i recognized the author from the cover of Babel. sounds right up my alley, i love when girls summon magical beings. and that intense political/war fantasy.
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hiii jules 💌
HII SHAMS !!! i want to say tht i love how smart u are like. how curious and interested u r in knowledge and learning like i feel like u always love learning and knowing new thing abt thing and idk if im explaining myself well but its smth i rly love abt it u :> !! ya !!
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2 shamsis on your tree also Oops they Doinled like Odmosis
WHAG THE HELL.. they are duplicating. replicating even
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hey whats with reblogging the washing machine and dryer post an abnormal amount.
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