the sexual tension between me and a pretty girl on public transportation who doesn’t even notice i’m there
Christy Turlington by Pamela Hanson for Zeit Magazine February 2018
there’s like a level of caring about being beautiful right now that is so wildly bizarre and not normal. editing yourself in your photos and using filters for your face and youtube videos showing you how to photograph your angles and all the lil make up things and cosmetic surgeries to “help” you with all your made up flaws i mean it’s just like ????? is everyone aware that you actually can just be a person
like can we all just take a moment to recognise that being beautiful is not inherently intertwined to your existence? you can just be you know? like you can just be a person in the world and you don’t have to look good that’s totally fine. i feel like i’m saying something complex here but it’s even hard for me to comprehend that i can exist in this world and i’m allowed to look bad. or “bad”. i don’t know why i think i can’t do that or what’s going to happen but i just want to give everyone permission to not try to look good at all. that is OKAY
when are we doing the like reaction-to-the-heavily-edited-perfectionist-and-maximalist-trend thing because i am available. like i’m ok to go and i am ready. we are all ready for self-esteem and to stop putting in effort
once again I have put in at least ten whole minutes of concentrated effort into writing a poem and I have, shockingly, come to the decision: I couldn’t be bothered finishing it
Christy Turlington by Pamela Hanson for Zeit Magazine February 2018
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Absolutely massive dick energy
Moby Dick energy
people on instagram should be like more embarrassed about taking photos of themselves in designer clothes in change rooms
I love not caring about any celebrity and so not having to waste years upon years of my life defending them on social media