First month on the job and Sun seems already smitten.
They're lonely and touchstarved your honour.
Tari is also practically vibing, which is a nice change for them.
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This was originally just something silly to explain their drastic design divergence from anything even remotely canon in this au, but I went and I turned it into angst cuz that's what I do best 🙃
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thinking about the fact that crowley canonically said "I could slither over. Watch you eat cake. Bring a bottle of - a case, of something drinkable"
like, if you told me that was a fanfic line i'd believe it. but no. he's just sad and alone and missing the angel he's on the phone to. just normal good omens stuff
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when hozier hits that minor note and your soul gets released from your body. you know.
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i know we talk a lot about the isolation of chronic illness and disability, but i really don't think ablebodied folk get it.
i have made one new friend in person since graduating highschool in 2020. she is my housemate's girlfriend. she stays over frequently, and the only reason we are friends is because she stays over and we have shared university papers. i would not have had the opportunity to befriend her otherwise. that is in the space of three years.
i don't go out much. i cannot guarantee that i will leave my house within any given week. technically i have class i need to go to twice a week for an hour, but those moments aren't time for friends, they're time for classwork and i don't interact with people in a social capacity there.
i simply do not get the opportunity to meet people.
i cannot go out with friends and meet new people that way, because my social circle is already so small, and i don't have the energy to go out half the time anyway. when i do, i suffer for it later.
i don't meet people on campus because i'm immuno-compromised, and ableds seem to have forgotten that we are still in a pandemic.
i don't go to clubs or go out for the sake of going out because i can't. i've grown agoraphobic, because i am so worried that something health related will happen and i'll get stuck somewhere alone. i hate leaving the house because of the guarantee of an anxiety attack which leaves my body more likely to flare. it's a vicious cycle of isolation.
i am not the only one who has experienced this -- i can still leave the house, i can still go and visit friends with assistance. i struggle, but at the end of the day, it's still an option. there are others who are completely isolated.
the worst of it is that people leave. people get tired of the 'i can't come, i'm sorry', of the 'hey, i'm sick, can we postpone?'. even people who you love and hold dearly will stop trying. and it's awful. you have to sit and watch these people who you love walk away because they can't deal with your disability. i don't have words to describe how much that hurts.
it really is impossible for ablebodied people to understand, because for the majority of us, this isn't temporary. this is just how we have to live. and your social circle can only really get smaller.
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[Tweets from user rafael diaz @ goodfriendraf, posted 24 Oct. 22:
can’t help but feel more and more convinced that we’re so alienated from one another that we need to take on serious efforts just to rebuild community itself before we’re able to get much out of trying to organize it
still think about the campaign planning meetings and canvasses i put together when i should’ve at least spent months laying the groundwork with potlucks, cookouts, faith gatherings, and book clubs instead]
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sorry but imagine diverting the apocalypse and facing down satan and holy water and the archangels and you think oh thank fuck we can finally just sit down and relax and not worry about anything. then like 6 months later covid hits
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fuck the mcytblr sexyman poll you know what IS SEXY????? CALL ME WHAT YOU LIKE BY LOVEJOY THAT SONG FUCKS HARD GO STREAM GO GO GO GO
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