#21 may 2022

[louisupdates]

LTWT22: Buenos Aires night 1 (21.5.22), via Charlie Lightening’s Instagram reel (7.1.23)

[a-fix-of-muses]

Currently Listening To: "Walls - Live From Buenos Aires, 21 May 2022" by Louis Tomlinson

[on-this-day-mcr]

On this day, May 21

In 2022: My Chemical Romance performed their fourth show of the 2022-2023 Swarm tour in Milton Keynes, England. Gerard Way wore a T-shirt airbrushed with a unicorn and the name “Lindsey”, and there were two tally marks written on the drums. (🖤)

Watch the show here!

ᴀɢɢɪᴇ ᴀɴᴛʜɪᴍɪᴅᴏᴜ

[mikeywayarchive]

MK 2 // May 21st 2022 // Aggie Anthimidou

[joskriverdaily]

Josephine Skriver at the SI Swimsuit celebrates the launch of the 2022 Issue in Hollywood, Florida - May 21, 2022.

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[dogstomp]

Dogstomp #2695 - May 21st

Patreon / Twitter / Discord Server

[anchorandrope]

if you ever open this website and see a post claiming you can't be actual friends with your mutuals i am happy to announce that the boyfriend of one of my best friends - aka a larrie i met here on tumblr years ago - proposed to her yesterday when she left my house after we went together to louis' show.

[aiura-stan]

something i find interesting is that most fanfic writers do third person for their fics, when the canon POV is first person from Saiki’s perspective.

Not to say that they *should* all be from Saiki’s perspective, just that everything actually is in canon (with a few exceptions, like Toritsuka’s chapter and Kuusuke’s flashback chapter.) Everything that happens in the manga is filtered through his point of view. I thought it was cool that the light novels all seem to follow the same format, though I haven’t finished reading them all.

I understand that it is a hell of a lot easier to write multiple characters from third person. And most writers stick to third person limited (posing as third person omniscient, thanks to Saiki’s mind reading abilities) with all other characters’ thoughts filtering through Saiki. So, it’s close to canon.

[etchif]

Jesus was crucified? Like the army of lovers song?

[louisupdates]

LTWT22: Buenos Aires night 1 (21.5.22), via Charlie Lightening’s Instagram reel (7.1.23)

[charlyritter]

worst thing about the German NT isn't going out in group stage but HOW they go out

[matrixrry]

tagged by @loulovehome to share my top albums of 2022 🥰

Harry's House - Harry Styles

Crybaby - Tegan and Sara

Faith in the Future - Louis Tomlinson

The Car - Arctic Monkeys

The Josh Ramsay Show - Josh Ramsay

Dance Fever - Florence + the Machine

tagging whoever hasn't done it yet lolol @worthallthistime @aplacetofeelgood maybe??

[mikeywayarchive]

5/21/22 // @ nothingbelow on Twitter

[joskriverdaily]

Josephine Skriver at the SI Swimsuit on Location event hosted by SI Swimsuit in Hollywood, Florida - May 21, 2022.

[s-lycopersicum]

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[sanitymakesposts]

There’s not too much point in talking about the election anymore, but I think some people are misconstruing the results. 21% of the American population voted for trump. He won the popular vote with polls only recording a 43.7% approval rating, and he has never held an approval rating over 50%, something that Biden and (arguably) Harris have. He lost millions of votes from 2020 to 2024, it’s just that Harris lost millions more.

All this is to say that there is not some ‘silent majority’ of trump supporters in America. While some people will definitely be emboldened in their rhetoric and action by the results of the election, Trump was a deeply unpopular president, and is shaping up to be one again. He will enact unpopular policies that are against the will of the average American, but that doesn’t mean every American is out to get you. Engage with your local community, check in on loved ones, and maybe even take a look at local political offices in the coming few years. If you dislike the two party system, volunteer or donate to a third party. It’s altogether likely we see another 2022 situation, resentment grows further against the Republican Party, and the midterms offer a lot of opportunity to alternatives, at every level of government.

It may all feel like the end, but it’s not. We’ve been through it before, and no matter what we do, hate and ignorance will bleed through the cracks in society again in the future. It’s going to get better, but that’s easier to say if we make it better.