#for those who will fret i am actually dehumanizing wealthy white people no this is tongue in cheek

[homoquartz]

maybe it's because i grew up in the 00s which famously reduced women to objects as much as physically possible without skinning them and turning them into leather, and also which launched the brand of luxury whiteness we see with celebrities like kylie jenner and paris hilton, but when i see a generically thin, attractive white person on TV or in an ad, the image of their face slips through my fingers like water. i may as well be looking at a coat rack for the amount of human connection i feel with them. the Standard Attractive White Human is an object to me, it has been advertised to me my entire life as the thing i should want to turn into. an accessory stand for the handbag photographed in a magazine. i think if you cut timothee chalamet he wouldn't bleed. i think he's papier machet.