I think we can all agree that ICE should be abolished. Thats why its so important to attend protests. But simply talking about whats going on rn is good in itself because youre still bringing awareness to all these horrendous crimes committed by ICE agents. At least thats what I think. But lately, Ive started to notice a lot of posts online debating whats the appropriate way of protesting. Most p... » Continue Reading
you can volunteer to be a piece of meat for people to pass around. you can try to run from loneliness and emptiness but those things won't run from you. you can call it "freedom" when you are used and abandoned when the cretins get off with you. but then you are alone, and they do not care for you, so you will not will not have anyone to listen or be there for you. but you were pressured into thi... » Continue Reading
i see the way you look at me. sometimes, your voice comes out my mouth when you're away, same cadence, your mannerisms too. sometimes i miss you so much i can hardly stand it. and when i watch these kind of movies, i feel close to you again. sometimes you're like coffee, sometimes you're like warm milk. are you afraid? i know i am. let your guard down, you're tired, longing. one day, i promise you... » Continue Reading
TW: Some death mention, loneliness, and brief mentions of bad living conditions. I’m 23 years old, dropped out of college, and I live with my mom and stepdad. I have high functioning autis » Continue Reading
At the end of 2025 and at the beginning of 2026, I’ve seen some posts and news websites talking about how in this new year, we should resort to using physical media (CDs, digital cameras, even actual alarm clocks) again, instead of our phone. This sentiment has been around for quite a hot while, actually. On the internet there are articles about ‘digital detoxing’ that date back as early as 2012,... » Continue Reading
A home is sometimes not just an address, but an arrangement built inside a person over time, with rooms that gradually shrink, windows that let in less air the more they open, a place where everyone who lives there must sense what everyone else is going to do and when, where sounds carry more intent than volume, where glances arrive before words, and where the feeling that something could go wrong... » Continue Reading