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reblog for something t4t to happen to you this summer.

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Third consecutive tech week in a row… theatre tech has me tweaking out in ways I didn’t think I ever would and praying to gods I don’t even believe in

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happy hearts and hooves day!! 🩷🖤 #mlp

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do you ever just suddenly feel the weight of more years of exhaustion than you’ve been alive

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I became a proud owner of an etch a Sketch for the first time in my life and one of the first things is drawing minecraft to fuel my crippling addiction.

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No one left behind in a party!!

not even you!!

have a cake!!

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Search Warrant - ST EP - 2023

Excellent, hard, fast, tight hardcore from Massachusetts. Dagga dagga dagga dey. They have a new release you should find too!

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to this day the very hungry caterpillar foods are the most delectable and scrumptious i have ever seen

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Sappy appreciation post for local punk shows

Even though I have to be acutely aware of my surroundings as to not get hurt, when I’m at local punk shows I feel more safe and more accepted than anywhere else in the world. When you’re at a big stadium concert, everyone’s there for different reasons. Some people really love the artist, some people are just going bc they have nothing better to do. There’s always someone that’s singing too loud, or talking too much, or getting way too into your personal space. But punk shows are different. Everyone is there for the love of the game, for the energy. Friendly violence is encouraged, everyone knows what the deal is. And no one cares how you’re dancing, because everyone looks kinda ridiculous. No one is weird when everyone’s a weirdo. There’s a sense of camaraderie that I don’t think you can find anywhere else. There’s no separation between the band and crowd most of the time, ppl are encouraged to sing into the mic. It’s really like nothing I’ve ever seen before.

The scene as a whole, but my local scene especially, is full of trans people. I know as a trans person that I don’t have to be afraid when I’m in the bathroom during a show bc, chances are, the person next to me is also of the transgender variety. There’s a number of transgender women in the scene who sing in deep screaming voices, and they’re still respected as women no questions asked. Punks accept you as you are.

Going into shows, I expect that I’ll probably get hit when I’m near the pit. And often times I do. But when people who are moshing are able to see me, a physically disabled person with my walker, they almost always make a concerted effort to avoid ramming into me. I’ve had a number of complete strangers step in front of me to shield me from people ramming into me, complete strangers protecting me so that I could enjoy the show.

I’m not saying that punk shows are always perfectly harmonious, careless people and people with bad intentions are definitely out there. But I’ve found that the social barriers that so often rule our lives are completely torn down at shows. I love this scene and I feel lucky to be a part of it.

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i literally dont care what your excuse for using AI is. if you didnt put your own effort into making it im not putting my own effort into interacting with it.

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No one told me how tedious it would be to make my own Picrew 😭 I knew it would be long but even just doing this took 2 hours

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Once you become a certain age, it is your responsibility to unlearn behaviors that hinder your growth as a person.

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Jacob Cress, Oops!, cut and hand-carved mahogany, 2002. Smithsonian American Art Museum

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Big fan of t4t as a concept, like separate from my own experience. Like omg trans people are so amazing and hot, let’s date each other

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My oil painting of an Uncrustable