#trashy-class

[yuyu-emy]

good to know there class of 09 fans on tumblr..... here yall go

[skramzwannabe]

School doodles lol

[revueofmalice]

girls

[rottonzombiepawsxx]

Jeckaaaaa!!! Class of 09

[xx-key-xx]

Class of '09

Relive the high school experience where you play as the girl with unlimited social leverage. Late 2000's aesthetic with the most biting social accuracy in the history of media. Expect the unexpected.

[bernard-the-rabbit]

It may help to understand human affairs to be clear that most of the great triumphs and tragedies of history are caused, not by people being fundamentally good or fundamentally bad, but by people being fundamentally people.

[hikichanbeatz2000]

I normally don't post my Lucifer Valentine inspired art here but uh

Yeahhhhh

[virtualc0kewhore]

[fmldotcom]

Back To School bling inspo 🎀

[heartsformars]

Can I ask for request? Like, from any fandom I don't really care I just feel like writing and I don't know what 😭😭.

[trashiiplant]

safe and sound once more

[thelavenderprince]

ayesha erotica walked so nicole could sell crack

[gothicprep]

there was some post going around on here by someone from the uk (of course) about class, and how that distinction can be fuzzy because it also refers to nobility titles, and someone doesn't necessarily need to be rich to hold one. and like, with all due respect, i think they have it backwards.

class is definitely something that transcends bank balance, but this isn't a point that people are good at articulating. when people complain about out of touch elites, they sort of orbit this point but never get close enough to really stick the knife in. but there's a cultural element to it as well, that shows itself subtly through things like mannerisms, language, attitudes about health and money, amongst other things. i think the best attempt i've seen to analyze this was in "dream hoarders" by richard reeves, but even then, i couldn't help but feel he was leaving a few things unaddressed.

we've all heard countless stories of people who grew up in poverty, won a lottery jackpot, and ended up worse off after blowing the money on insanely dumb things. this is a huge contributing factor as to why that's so common.

this is going to sound like a dumb example, but baby names are a huge one for this. there are obviously some carve-outs here (namely, mormons. mormons name their kids weird shit across the board.) but broadly speaking, julia and oliver probably are signed up for piano lessons, and branley and mklaynie probably have a pit bull chained in the back of the yard and holy shit when was the last time your parents fed that guy.

another one: souping up your car with useless aesthetic upgrades is when you have disposable income, but not "class".

or how prestigious universities spend as much time educating you in how to navigate upper class spaces as they do teaching your actual major subject.

it's hard to really talk about this because it comes up in weird ways, and it's one of those things that you know without knowing how. money helps in terms of access, but it's no promise.

[spocks-kaathyra]

does anyone have any book recommendations. like at all. any genre. I'd like it to be fiction but other than that literally anything goes. anything u consider a Good Book. I want to learn to write again and I figure the first step is to start reading again lmao

[rottonzombiepawsxx]

[mywellnessdiaries]

weekend blog! tumblr edition: Saturday night ☕️

chic style, getting ready for a night out. Effortlessly look.

messy hair, trashy makeup and snow.

crystalline, dusty appearance to fulfill my droopy eyes. oh magnet of my eyes, under bags and dark circles.

high heels, cherry nails.

Whisky and red roses, well… just one. one rose. many drinks.

no sleep at all and kinda pssed out.