How Grateful I Am To Not Be A Teenager During The Era Of Tiktok

the parasocial relationship between you and the guy whose article you cite the most in your paper

my favorite brand of five hargreeves moments is him visibly losing grip of that one (1) piece of sanity that’s left in him

i found out recently that the guy who invented love languages was a sexist conservative who basically did it so he could tell his wife "see, your love language is acts of service so you can keep doing all the dishes, and my love language is physical touch so i just show love by having sex with you" men are lame as fuck!!!

idk if shady judge dude turns out to be a baddie for real but they can't have him nurse cute judge guy back to health in his sick ass mansion and expect me not to ship it just a lil bit,,,

Personal Impression: Doctor Strange 2: Multiverse of Madness.

"Are you happy?"

"That's really an interesting question. Sometimes I wonder what the other me was doing in another universe. But, I still feel grateful for what I am now, with all the difficulties." -- Wong.

I wish I can be like Wong.

Park Chanyeol if you’re reading this, you can get it any day of your life.

The world if every man who has ever paid for sex or argued in favor of the sex industry killed himself:

genuinely amazes me how schools can spend so much time teaching science without helping students develop an ounce of scientific literacy

like honestly? most of us won't need to know how mitochondria work in our day-to-day life. we won't need to draw electron configurations or calculate the apex of a trajectory. we WILL need to know how to read a graph, how a vaccine works, how scientific studies and drug trials are conducted, how to find trustworthy sources.

of course you pick these things up if you're interested in/exposed to enough science, but i wish they would be explicitly taught in intro science courses instead of those trivia-esque science facts that don't teach people anything about how to interact with science in their daily lives. how can we expect to counter the rampant scientific misinformation on the internet if science classes don't cover the stuff most of us will encounter in the real world?