i don't know if anyone feels the same or maybe i'm crazy but like...is everyone supposed to accept that when you reach your 20s your friendships turn into this "never make an attempt to meet up but from time to time contact you to 'check up on you' (aka only ask surface level stuff about work etc)"?
sometimes I'll have irl friends from the past say stuff like "i miss you" and at first you're happy bc of the possibility of reconnecting but then slowly as they talk you realize "ooohh...they don't miss me, they're nostalgic about the past and the place they were in when we were closer"
and like i understand that as you get older it becomes more difficult to fit friendships in your schedule and that everyone is busy but...it feels so extremely lonely. i wish people did more than just check up on you, i wish when they asked "how are you?" it wasn't just out of courtesy
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i cannot tell you guys enough how i HATE movie blockbuster culture.
not gonna lie i used to LOVE superhero movies, had a huge marvel and dc phase and hold my favourite characters and films so dearly in my heart.
but when you want to go to the movie theatre to watch something and you CAN'T watch it because literally ALL of the screenings are for superhero films and they literally only have one or two spaces for other movies, it really disencourages you from going to the movies at all.
like it isn't hard bro ik it's on demand but when you have 6 rooms for the same movie that have similar screening hours, of which most aren't even CLOSE to being sold out or are almost empty, maybe you should, you know, try to give the space for other films????? in reasonable hours so people can have more options???? it ISN'T HARD?????
how are we gonna encourage people to watch movies in theatres and not on streaming if we don't give them the opportunity to. yk. WATCH MOVIES
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evening cancelled i just stumbled across one of the songs i associated with my codependent t4t situationship from a couple years ago
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Progressives from big cities talk big shit about how accepting they are, but I feel like if you come to them with any identifier that isn't covered in corporate sensitivity training, they have no idea what to fucking do.
Like. I experience psychosis. I tried being OPEN with my friend about it and giving them resources (articles and screenshots of tumblr posts that i felt summed up my experience) for when I had episodes. But they act like they're on fucking eggshells around me. They sidestep and look PETRIFIED when they accidentally say the word "crazy" (when I personally could not give less of a shit. As long as you're not CALLING someone crazy, then it won't warp your perception of what clinical insanity even is, so I probably won't even notice you saying it). But then they freak out and go "okay we're leaving!" when a VISIBLY mentally ill man starts screaming at a trashcan in the parking lot.
Less important, but still an example of the same thing: I'm a horse alterhuman. I identify as a horse on some level (and that level varies based on my mental state, tbh). I tried coming to this friend with THAT and the best they could do was blink and go "oh. Okay." And then they never talked about it since. Even when I bring it up or try making jokes about it, they just COMPLETELY don't react or look uncomfortable.
If I came out as a lesbian, they'd be all "oh I love and support you and accept you, and whatever you identify as is valid," but the second I say "Hey, I have this condition that makes me sometimes think that people are trying to kill me, so if I act anxious or something, you know what's up," it's all "oh. Okay. I mean, you know what's best for you. Do what you need to do to take care of yourself."
Like bitch!! My mental illness is not gonna bite you!! You're perfectly sensitive and normal about queer people, about people of color, about people with palatable mainstream mental health issues. But the second I bring something to the table that hasn't already been dropped in their lap in a perfect-PC-package, they balk like a deer in the headlights.
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