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- ..is that a scene emerging .or are you just happy to see me benedict arnold my hero blue balls in brooklyn brooklyn bestiary chemical kev dasha nekrasova demonology e-girl wanking like fuck all over her commie face fresh pond road hail girard hearts heal hegelian e-girls its not stalking its research jamaican voodoo gang from marked for death on the outside looking in pass the rock pum pum portraits restraining order righteous narcissism simping for the revolution skidmarxism speaking on behalf of the working class that place does not look fun at all the 20 hottest e-girls the colonies what's a bpd lion? woke and broke xoxo
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He owes me royalties.
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the bit of that book that always stuk with me was Williams' "escalator of pastoralism"—pages of quotes from British thinkers about how the generation right before them was this agrarian ideal, the untamed countryside only recently conquered. And that you can reliably trace these comments, in abundance, back across generations til you hit prehistory
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1973
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winter withered, warm
A bit heartwarming, actually, knowing that you can make relationships online wherein each one is perfectly willing to answer any easily googlable question the other poses. I've done it quite a bit here.
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You're thinking of Town & Country.
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I saw Fantastic Planet with a live raga orchestra at the Rubin once on 3-meo-pcp and it's one of those moments I'd put in consideration if I were in an After Life ('98) scenario
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Got this on atm. You're right. It is good.
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I did actually. England specialises in those.
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I liked everything she played, even the trance.
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Kaitlin Phillips piece on Cat Marnell's new memoir. It plays out the quasi-feminist televised fascination with women who defy norms, defy traditional ideas of adulthood— the kind of person who writes her "rent checks in highlighter." [...] Hers is a life lived—selfishly, wildly, and (mostly) unapologetically—without responsibility, or relationships burdened by traditional directive controls, like those with boyfriends or best friends... Marnell defies, consciously or not, the social structures that keep women behaving well in private.
The Dasha Nekrasova school of Woman Unshackled By Society is interesting because its spins this "it-girl under the influence" archetype in with heterosexual traditionalism—learned helplessness recast as abnegated obligations; an adderall addiction somewhere between '50s housewife and downtown party girl; a coke habit paired with lingerie and white wine for Mr. Breadwinner.
The Dasha Nekrasova school of Woman Unshackled By Society is interesting because its spins this "it-girl under the influence" archetype in with heterosexual traditionalism—learned helplessness recast as abnegated obligations; an adderall addiction somewhere between '50s housewife and downtown party girl; a coke habit paired with lingerie and white wine for Mr. Breadwinner.