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Hello sourpatches!! ❀‎ܓ(。◠ ꇴ ◠。 )
I want to tell you about a very good horror webtoon I read about 2 years ago and now Im rereading it again. It's called welfare center. But I must warn you it has blood in it and it's rated mature. BUT GEN IT'S KINDA CHILL. Idk if I'm desensitized or whateva but for me it wasn't that drastic. Anyway if you checked it out lemme know what you thinkଘ(੭*ˊᵕˋ)੭* ੈ♡‧₊˚
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I want a clamshell/flip phone so bad,, but my needs are so specific..

yeah, i want to go more offline, and it feels cool— (im not immune to trends)
but i need modern support too...(՞っ ̫ _՞)𓈒 𓂂𓏸
Like i have a list of a made up flip phone with features i want..

Most reasonable option is just to dummify my current phone.. No reason to buy buy buy
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Heyyy I'm late as hell and haven't posted in a while but how do we feel about the Resident Evil movie ? :3

Spoilers ahead!

Personally I absolutely loved it, and that's coming from a guy who usually hides in the face of gore (weird considering my love of the games, I know, but oh well). Bryan is an amazing and relatable little guy!

However, it felt more like a blend of Silent Hill/The Thing to me? Like the monsters were really a specific experience related to Bryan's fears (parenthood + blending in a faceless crowd) and they felt,,, well. Thing-y X')

But I loved the telltale dry humor and the (very scarce) Resident Evil references :D I'm glad it's nothing like the old movies omg
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This is a snippet of info from one of my favorite artists, which is Maysa Matarazzo. She was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she shared a passion for music at a very young age. She came from a well-off background, mostly spending her teenage years writing her most successful songs (Adeus, Marcada) in the bathroom of her private school while skipping class and smoking cigarettes. She would sing her songs at parties her family hosted among their elite friends. One of those friends, who was apart of an influential, wealthy family in São Paulo would end up marrying with her at the age of 18. Maysa would start her professional career in 1956, releasing her albums "Convite para ouvir Maysa" without her image on them to avoid "unnecessary attention", according to her husband at the time. Her style of music was "samba-canção" with a touch of somberness, which became her trademark. Her main masterpieces, such as "Meu mundo caiu, Ouça, and Ne me quitte pas" became great success not only in Brazil but in the Latin world. There's a lot more I can talk about her, and I may have to make a part two on this topic but yeah :)
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my mom threatened to clean my closet i was going to fix it anyway this weekend but she just loves minding my business.. anyway what's something interesting you found out recently i jst found out flies poop when they land on things 3
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Sorry that's gonna be a vent post I suppose, but i really want to complain about what's happening in France right now.
High-schoolers and uni students are protesting all around France, because the budget spent on school is too low. Classes are overcrowded, the ceiling falls apart, rats in the schools and bugs in their food. Asbestos in their walls, not enough teachers anywhere (they are currently trying to or have already removed 1588 teacher jobs btw), and not enough money in student supporting stuff, meritocratic apps that are in fact racist and class people based on their schools and their location. And uni students are also protesting against the "Welcome to France" act, which makes foreign students pay 3x more than french students for uni which is racist and makes students from more precarious situations unable to afford studies.
All the protestors are completely in their rights to do so. The police on the other hand is currently breaking all the laws they want, without any consequences. the ministry of the interior even said that there was no command that prevented the police to use any equipment they want to "fight" (it is a one sided and unequal fight) against the protestors.
A boy lost an eye, then another got his lower jaw smashed, a girl got strangled, another guy got waterboarded and a 15yo just lost his hand yesterday morning... All of this is the police's doing. Oh and, as if they didnt show they had no heart enough, they used tear gas on fucking pre schoolers. Tear gas itself is illegal to use agaisnt minors and has been since 90+ years.
All my support to the protestors.

TL;DR: Students in France are protesting against the government for bad learning conditions and in response they send the police, who is becoming more and more violent and never faces any consequences. All my support to the protestors.
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How I feel being a non-binary in school:
Still called a fucking female despite telling my teacher I'm not comfortable with pronouns & gender on gmail.
And I'm the only nb in the senior class where there's 4 females and 1 male in this year's class.
The females are more louder than me and my male classmate, ngl.

I wish they would stfu :')
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