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i love following richard siken on twitter

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Susan Strykers introduction to We Both Laughed In Pleasure: The Selected Journals of Lou Sullivan

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#duhhhh am i not a midwest transexual

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Help amal and Her Family to Evacuate Gaza🇵🇸

This is my child's life before the war and now Her childhood has been completely destroyed. She cannot even obtain her basic rights, such as us buying her clothes, food, and water My child is innocent and has every right to live like all the children in the world Only live freely and safely 💔❤️‍ Help my child get out of Gaza so she can live like all children

Our life was beautiful, but it was ruined by war We have no power We hope you can help us

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I hope you watch my donation campaign and do not skip it. Please help, even if just a little, or share the link with your friends and relatives. Thank you with all my heart❤️‍

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Excerpt on Midnight Cowboy from an interview with John Schlesinger in Literature/Film Quarterly, 1978:

Riley: When I've shown the film to students, they have very mixed feelings about the ending. How do you see that? What is that moment to Joe? Is it affirmative, or is it despairing?

Schlesinger: I don't see it as a despairing ending. I feel that it's a catharsis to the whole film. It's a catharsis of a boy who has been lost and who has these strange memories of being picked out for sexual prowess and how important that seemed to him. He has this whole experience of going to New York and finding that the fantasy is total bullshit and that the reality of life there is one of eking out some kind of existence, and then he finds the relationship that he strikes up with Ratso. Some people have said it's a homosexual relationship, but it really isn't per se. It's about the need of one human being for another. I daresay that Ratso- if anybody had found him attractive, man, woman, or dog- would have been anxious to express it physically perhaps. That's why he was so hostile towards it all. But I think that having made a commitment to Ratso, Joe realized the whole ludicrousness of the situation. On the bus he ruminates about the possibilities of what he's going to do, and I think in the back of his mind his taking Ratso to Miami is a kind of gesture. I think he knows it's hopeless. That's what I remember discussing with Jon Voight, that Joe knows they aren't going there for a life together in the future. He knows that Ratso's probably not going to survive the journey. At the end when he sits there with Ratso, I don't think Joe's saying, "Now what am I going to do? I'm lost." I think he's already released himself from the fantasy, he already knows that he's going to be okay.

It certainly never struck me as we were doing it that we were making something that was meant to send the audience out in deep depression feeling that Joe Buck is totally lost, because I don't think he is.

Riley: As a matter of fact, he's saved.

Schlesinger: Yes, and I think he's saved by that relationship, by discovering something about the possibilities of a human relationship in the midst of this very unlikely one. That's exactly what attracted me to the material.

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Steamed Smilers For Breakfast Today!😀

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meet me here

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caught up on tumblr posts at 8 pm on a friday night... thingsare not looking good

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moo?

#art

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A bleeding reporter interviews a bleeding activist after one of the mass anti-war demonstrations at the 1968 Democratic National Convention, which were violently broken up by Chicago police and federal troops

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feeling not so good at all and everyone was slacking today so tomorrow brunch goijg to be a nightmare very excited to take a shower and return to bed but there is 2 and a half more hours in da kitchen before i can leave

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might as well be sucking his cock in this scene

#watching tn.

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Hello ! Thank you so much for being patient with me ! I am a Palestinian academic educator from bleeding Gaza. Life is dire and desperate that is why I am asking you to support my donation campaign to help evacuate a whole family from this catastrophic place. Your contribution helps the children of the family live in peace and safety. Don't spare this moment of giving your hand to people in bad need to you. You can help either through donating or sharing the link to others. Let children of Gaza live in peace.

I hope everyone will read Fadi’s story and look at the pictures on him and his family’s gofundme page and donate to help them. They are still very far from their goal

https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-our-families-evacuate-gaza-before-too-late

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Ｊせんせ…ちっとくるちいでち…

Master J ...Kofu just feel hard....

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The only “serial” I know anything about is Rice Krispies! SERIAL MOM (1994) dir. John Waters