The constant fight between my JD side and my academia side
Anyways, I was right.
I'm not googling this just to prove you wrong, Im googling this because you mentioned a topic I'm very interested in
Guess what I got given today
So a while ago I gave this kid that always sits on their own small hand-drawn picture of the plush ghost with "have a good day :)" written on it
Why is everyone more cool than me. this is so mean guys stop being cool. stop it's mean.
I'm feeling kinda terrible, like I'm going to pass out constantly. So I'll be terminating my day soon, but I finished the pattern for an embroidery project I'm working on. I don't like this shirt very much, so if I fuck it all up, no hard feelings. It's inspired by Dutch pottery (you know the ones) and Im really excited to work on this because it helps me connect to my culture. Something I know most, if not all, white Canadians and Americans can relate to. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening and good night <3
It's funny when you can only do eight (8) modified push-ups, but what isn't funny is not being able to fluff a pillow a day later because your shoulder are that fucking sore
I have now officially used tumblr (and YouTube comment sections) to build up my self confidence. I'm now half way between a cuck and a god, there is no better way to exist than now.
I love the fact that I’m using this cesspool of chaos and showers to build up my self confidence.
I feel as though life has been passing me by
It feels like I'm at a train station
Watching the trains pass
Wonder which one was mine
It's hearing a busker's guitar, calm peaceful
We stand their in our own melancholic solitude
Not daring to look up
Buried in our own self doubt
It's watching clouds roll over blue skies
It's watching the seconds tick
Waiting for the clock to fall
And my body to decay
It was laying in the grass
Trying to become a bug
It was standing in the rain
To become a puddle
I think of these things
These thoughts of death that plague my brain
I watch another train go by
The next one, I think,
I'll get on
Episode 4: A Friendly Push
the perception of academics as all out-of-touch rich white cis straight men is also absolutely not limited to this website (which plays into it both from a dark academia perspective and from a more anti-elitist/verging on anti-intellectual perspective). it is also 100% a thing on actual college campuses, even when physically face to face with professors who are people of color, women, lgbtq, disabled, and very much plugged in to the workings of the world. there is a profound difficulty in seeing that the people who teach us are in many ways like us.
-Trans autistic guy with bad sense of humor- -he/him- -Special Interests: Music, History, Anthropology-
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