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Me

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STOP FOLLOWING ME

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Da crew...

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Noam "Grudge" Shafir

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Oh well I have another rare heart locket to give to someone now Rolls eyes annoyedly

IM SO PISSED OFF RN

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IM SO PISSED OFF RN

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kumie speaking

in the old days bird enthusiasts were colonizers who shot baby chicks if they were rare enough now everybody just posts about fat chicken 🙂‍↕️

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im going to like , eat one of you ,eventually

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i love being obsessed with awful people characters like omg he is soooo cute when he lies and schemes to get his way 😍😍😍

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But whatever I'm just lame and paranoid and hate fun . Or something

It's so hollow how people my age are obsessed with scrolling, it kindof stresses me out. Especially when people talk about how they can't pay attention anymore, like, are you listening to me? Or are you zoning out bc I've talked for too long? Are you reading what I write, or paying attention to what I draw? Or are you giving it a once-over and moving on? I feel like these are fair anxieties to have about my peers and the current state of social media, especially when it comes to the consumption-culture of visual art and writing. Doesn't help most artists exist on Tiktok and Instagram, two sites (apps) that force you to conform to restrictive formats and bar experimentation unless it is easily "consumed". It's bleak, and it's especially bleak that people who have fallen victim to these things are self aware about the trouble it causes them but can't pull themselves away from it for fear of "missing out" on some wider cultural fad that will disappear within a month.

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It's so hollow how people my age are obsessed with scrolling, it kindof stresses me out. Especially when people talk about how they can't pay attention anymore, like, are you listening to me? Or are you zoning out bc I've talked for too long? Are you reading what I write, or paying attention to what I draw? Or are you giving it a once-over and moving on? I feel like these are fair anxieties to have about my peers and the current state of social media, especially when it comes to the consumption-culture of visual art and writing. Doesn't help most artists exist on Tiktok and Instagram, two sites (apps) that force you to conform to restrictive formats and bar experimentation unless it is easily "consumed". It's bleak, and it's especially bleak that people who have fallen victim to these things are self aware about the trouble it causes them but can't pull themselves away from it for fear of "missing out" on some wider cultural fad that will disappear within a month.

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kumie speaking

nvm found it

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