missing bangtan is like my everyday schedule at this point. like, I thought I missed them before, when I could see them but my lord being unable to see them and then missing them is another level of hurt and grief.
"I miss bangtan, oh I hope they'd go live..."
"oh. they /can't/"
"I miss bangtan, oh I hope they'd go live..."
"oh. they /can't/"
November 16, 2024 at 11:41 AM
missing bangtan is like my everyday schedule at this point. like, I thought I missed them before, when I could see them but my lord being unable to see them and then missing them is another level of hurt and grief.
"I miss bangtan, oh I hope they'd go live..."
"oh. they /can't/"
"I miss bangtan, oh I hope they'd go live..."
"oh. they /can't/"
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I feel mislead by all dystopian literature. It's supposed to be a powerful authoritarian government that lords over a cowering population, and and we just need need a few brave acts of heroism to give the people the courage to rise up.
Instead it's just half the country being dumb and mean.
Instead it's just half the country being dumb and mean.
November 14, 2024 at 7:56 AM
I feel mislead by all dystopian literature. It's supposed to be a powerful authoritarian government that lords over a cowering population, and and we just need need a few brave acts of heroism to give the people the courage to rise up.
Instead it's just half the country being dumb and mean.
Instead it's just half the country being dumb and mean.
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While ebooks are potentially better for long term preservation because you can reproduce them trivially, physical books never run out of battery
I like that a lot about physical books
I like that a lot about physical books
November 14, 2024 at 9:50 AM
While ebooks are potentially better for long term preservation because you can reproduce them trivially, physical books never run out of battery
I like that a lot about physical books
I like that a lot about physical books
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Favorite Fruit?
November 13, 2024 at 8:04 PM
Favorite Fruit?