Page 13 feels, we'll see how this holds up.

Losing tiktok and then gaining it back feels like losing a loved one and wishing for them back, but now they are a zombie. I don't want your corrupted version of tiktok. I mourned you, now go away.

I'm sitting in my aisle seat thinking this bathroom has to be the most run-through out of any flight I've ever been on, and then i had to use the plane bathroom for the first time ever. Something about today, I guess.

Pizza rolls are basically american soup dumplings

When making your diversity in fiction book lists please remember to include disable authors writing disability rep on your list. People often overlook us but I promise you we have amazing books!

have said this elsewhere but offering the thought here in case it’s useful to anyone:

when I’m especially scared, it helps me to remind myself that probably all of my women ancestors had harder lives than I’ve had. & their strength is in me, is part of the fabric of who I am & what I can perhaps do

Banger intro, I'm already hooked. People Like Them by Samira Sedira (translated by Lara Vergnaud) #reading

Picked my new read, still managing to stay within the books I already own. #readingsky

“We must refuse to participate in a mass delusion. We must refuse to accept that the ignorance on display is a congenital condition rather than a choice. All of us should refuse to pretend that any of this is normal and that these voters are just woefully misunderstood.” 🎯,
@roxanegay.bsky.social.

I'm trying to stick to the tbr I already own. I have narrowed it down to these five. Someone, please help me pick one? My last two reads were Cannibals by Tanaka Shinya (I rate 2.5 stars) and Normal People by Sally Rooney (I rate 4 stars).

Sounds about right.

One of the changes I’m really trying to make (and I’m breaking yeeeears of habit here) is:

1) don’t post mad
2) don’t engage with people who are posting mad