bambamisaboomyinmypants:

Let 2018 be the year where we callout fansites for their disrespectful and disgusting behavior towards idols, no matter how good their content is. If it makes the idols uncomfortable, we collectively denounce their participation in the fandom. We should respect our idols’ personal space and privacy more than our want for candid and aesthetic pictures/fancams. They don’t work so hard for us to be silent while they’re being chased around or harassed by these supposed ‘fans.’

06.26.18

mothcub:

imagine if at the end of a movie instead of credits it just had one piece of text come up that said “credit to the people who made this movie :) x”

06.26.18

astrocelestial:

are the signs dumb

Aries: 100/10 dumb as shit but won’t realize it so it’s still cute

Taurus: 7/10 not as dumb as people think but still p dumb, get it together

Gemini: 5/10. dumb but smart-passing.

Cancer: 10/10 dumb u guys are a fuck number what’d you expect

Leo: you guys always give me shit for apparently hating on you but then ignoring you so you’re a -10000/10 are u fucking happy now you BULLIES

Virgo: 1/10 u’re smart but awkward as shit get it together you pimp

Libra: 3/10 dumb. U manipulate others into thinking you’re dumb but you’re not.

Scorpio: 666/10 dumb u know that stupid stereotype has to come from SOMEWHERE so

Sagittarius: 19/10. pretty dumb. you think that’s unfair? go hide your tears by joking about it

Capricorn: 0/10 too mature to be dumb, literally never known dumbness, an anti-dumb god walking on earth

Aquarius: 0/0 dumb. u’re infinitely dumb but also dumbness doesn’t exist in u. you’re an enigma. a paradox. are u happy now you stupid special snowflake

Pisces: 6/10 dumb. really smart when u don’t cry but you do all the time so u r still dumb

06.26.18 #aquarius

gilgai:

“So how do we disappear today? We need to disable multiple online accounts to lose ourselves, and others. We leave behind algorithmic traces we can’t even see, accumulating rather than erasing data and ties. Apps tell people where we are and social media keeps constant track of us like news ticker. In twenty-first century life, driving or walking away (‘dropping out’) would merely be symbolic. All disappearance acts are announced online, and are more often than not, just empty threats. Retreats are narrated as they happen. Everyone expects us back soon. We call our own bluff. We cry wolf. Ironically, when we are everywhere all the time, we are nowhere to be found. I like the 90s because it shows us exactly when we stopped being someone and somewhere. It’s maybe also the last time we honestly cared about being lost and found.”

- Masha Tupitsyn, from “When We Were Here: The 1990s in Film”, The White Review, December 2013.

06.26.18
k.