#Interwebs

[hollow-dweller]

heavensghost | tim seibles | the crane wives | taylor swift | patsy cline | clementine von radics

anyone else constantly thinking about ned grieving a best friend he can't remember or

[squilfmybeloved]

"forever haunted by the persisting horrors" x "YIPEE (happy) !!"

[muscular-lettuce]

missing them like a mf rn

[alienprincess04]

[littlethoughtz]

[demonsthenes13-blog]

[windmills123]

[crazycatsiren]

My observation: there are two types of Instagram creeps, it appears.

Self proclaimed "health experts" who prey on disabled people to sell stuff that doesn't work, and men with no lives who fetishize disabled women apparently.

[edgaredgarr]

Please don't make fun of me for using a dial-up modem! It's all I know... :[

Transmitted via Pincone ™

Dial Up Modem

[robineer]

being a queer kid on the interwebs

YouTube was my first exposure to the world of the internet (and I was honestly kinda screwed up from there). I consumed media but never gave back to it- until PopJam, which was recommended to me by a close friend that I still hold dearly to today.

For context, PopJam was an app where users could create and share art/images. Think Tumblr but for kids and you could make art on it.

It basically was my first experience in being a "social media user," where I viewed content of others and made my own. I owe a lot to it for giving me the right words to really understand what the queer community was and exposing me to more diverse content in general considering I rarely saw non-white or non-east-Asian people being featured (I consumed things such as Dinosaur King, Yandere simulator, Glitter Force, and Vocaloid) or the word "gay" was an insult (any other term was basically non-existent).

Weirdly enough, it made me realize that I liked more than one gender and that I didn't really like being what I was assigned to at birth. I realized that a lot of what I was taught before just wasn't it. I felt more like a human after "rewriting" myself. The online anonymity gave me a sense of hope knowing that the people I knew in real life probably wouldn't like me for it but I could definitely find people who would accept me online.

The app has since shut down and I'm left with some friends, some art, and some memories. While I don't really miss it, I can't say that the experience hasn't left a lasting impression on me. I'm still more comfortable in labeling myself against what I was assigned to at birth. I'm still attracted to people that aren't only men.

And I'm still viewing and posting on the internet.

[poyoe]

Another chapter! Unfortunately Peter has a bad patrol in this one, and Tony helps the best he can.

[alienprincess04]

[ahopelessprincessreincarnation]

Is it just me, or has other people's Twitter(I am not calling it "X" or whatever the fuck Elongated Msukrat wants it to be named or something no matter what. Lmfaoooo he can suck my fat throbbing and imaginary girl dick)been really...garbage at recommending them tweets and stuff related to what they're actually interested in lately?I know social media algorithms are probably always exploitative and shit because capitalism but maybe I'm just now noticing??I don't know they feel more put of place and negative than usual(To be fair, Twitter is sorta a form of "digital self-harm" or at the very least self-triggering for me but who cares?:P)Its not like I even want to be on the annoying blue bird app anyways but for some reason constantly arguing with people in a morally-righteous way and being upset and scared all the time when I'm on there...it feels really good at the same time??I don't even know anymore sorry if my explanation doesn't make sense, are there any psychological studies on why this happens?(That sounds dumb, sorry for being an idiot but I'm genuinely curious).

[death-notex]

Interwebs moodboard

[farkleysparkley]

Goin on small websites, especially forums weirdly give me hope fo the internet in the current year 2024. Seein everybody acting so random n human really refreshing.

[badchoicemakingkennie]

Nahhh dawg who let me make this

Goofy ahh