#i'm genuinely crying right now

[racetheskies]

i love you more than anything kiyoko

[pardonmydelays]

guys i am visiting my sister in the uk in january and she just bought us the tickets to see hadestown on west end!!!

[astarlightmonbebe]

i can't with ding yuxi's on the verge of tears face btw

[finalgirlgretchen]

this paper might be very shitty and i did have to get an extension but guys it's gonna be done. i'm gonna FINISH the paper. holy shit i've never been more relieved. i've written 5 pages out of 8 in like two hours. thank u to my mom for never throwing out the adderall prescription i had when i was 16

[frogayyyy]

so has anyone got any idea what the fuck we're supposed to do in this general election? particularly when you're in a constituency where a vote for anyone except labour is a vote for the tories and a vote for labour is also a vote for tories (ie. tory policies.)

"democracy" it's an actual joke

[apollos-olives]

The beach at Yaffa is one of my favorite places in the world. We used to walk along this biiiiiiig stretch that went from Tel Ar-Rabee’a down to the old city in Yaffa and the sea was just. Right there. Honestly just sitting/leaning against the old stone wall that lines the walkway down on the Yaffa side of the beach was one of my favorite things in the world because you’d look out over the insanely blue water of the Mediterranean and see the minaret of the mosque down in the distance. People would fish and kids would ride their bikes and families would have picnics and it felt like being in another world. I miss it so much it makes me ache :(

i literally burst into tears not even a second after reading the first sentence. mashallah the beach sounds so so so beautiful i'm so happy you were able to enjoy it. i'm crying so hard over this ya rab this is so sweet and so heartbreaking to me. the pure joy of all the people and the atmosphere and the view sounds so lovely. i hope with my whole heart that you get to see the beach again. inshallah ameen

[chuuciae]

genuinely going to sob PLEASE listen to the TPTM songs by weevildoing

[solivagantingrebel]

hey guys who wants another round of tmi

[seaofreverie]

I knew about the post concert depression but no one told me about the post concert constant feeling of AAAAAAAAAHHH that lasts days and makes everything much more bearable and beautiful and some sort of ethereal type of hope is restored into the world, or maybe it's just the "seeing your favourite band after first thinking that it would never happen and later spending many months waiting for it all the while fearing that it wouldn't happen after all because of circumstances outside my control or feeling like it was too beautiful and wonderful to be true so ofc it wouldn't come true" part of it all

[agalychnisspranneusroseus]

Man if Marcy keeps ending up with like child protection services in all these fics over her parents being slightly distant then my parents should be in JAIL

[pa-pa-plasma]

i don't think i'll ever get over how people treat kids that aren't good in school as worthless no matter what. "oh it can't be that bad" my guy idk how to tell you this but the last time i went to a normal high school the principal called me into his office to brag about how he failed me in all of my classes before the semester was even finished & i should quit while i'm ahead cuz i'm too stupid ("officially" diagnosed as such by a school counselor & a psychiatrist!!) to succeed. & this is considered normal

[hunsa-jars]

Dread be dreading

[doveotion]

genuinely didn't think I'd make it to 18 let alone 22 so now I'm looking around like..... Now What

[ihavedonenothingright]

I made the decision today to reach out and talk to another trans person in my community who I had only interacted with in passing, and we shared our fears for a bit. She offered me some resources and I tried to offer her some cause for optimism. I don't know that either of us succeeded in making the other feel better, but I know her better now. So if nothing else, I can look back on today as the day I became friends with her.

I can also look back on today as the day my conservative cousin's wife liked a post I made about continuing to fight for trans rights. Or the day I hugged my friend in the dining hall and told her that no matter what, at least she's still hot, and watched her double over laughing. Or the day I called my mom and convinced her to get out of bed and go on a walk, when she usually has trouble with both. And in a bit, I'll be able to look back on today as the day my theatre group finally finished learning our entire show, the day I learned how to transcribe medieval Latin scripts, and the day I finished a silly vine animatic for my friends.

I refuse to let anyone else control how I remember the sixth of November, 2024. I refuse to demoralize myself. I'm going to walk into the next four years with the memory of the good we managed to do, and the community that rallied to do it. Because as bleak as everything seems, my school has just accepted student initiatives to make name changes on campus a smoother process, to curb islamophobia and antisemitism, and to build more accessible walkways on campus. There is so much good we can work towards, even under these conditions, and I want to ensure I start off strong. So today is a time to rest, to find comfort and solidarity, and through them, resist.

[softandwildx]

The physical pain I feel because one of my favorite bands of all time that I've wanted to see for like 20 years is coming to my city next month and there's no conceivable way I can shell out the money for TWO tickets because concert ticket prices have become so fucking outrageous and we are literally one somewhat large inconvenience away from homelessness lol.

[hatake]

something that really sucks about prolonged loneliness is feeling so desperate for emotional intimacy and then also so closed off to it because you're used to the isolation. it's an exhausting circular pattern and i hate it.