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ziggywiggy's avatar

I have found that the thing I can do is try to help keep people sane. When I hear someone say I really needed this break during a movie night, that makes me feel better. It's why Movie Night is fun and I work at keeping that way. It's why I post pictures of sunsets and skylines and Bear and Harry.

A favorite movie quote of mine that helps me get through hard times is from Everything Everywhere All at Once:

"When I choose to see the good side of things, I'm not being naïve. It is strategic and necessary. It's how I've learned to survive through everything."

So do what you need to do to survive through everything. And if you need a break come see me.

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To be honest, I am not doing well.

The one great bright spot of the last few days has been the trans kids in London who fucking climbed the facade of Wellington House (the headquarters of NHS-England) and camped out on a ledge for 3.5 days.

I want them to get ALL THE MEDIA because I think that's how we change the narrative, which is currently all THE BIG TRANS IS DESTROYING MASCULINITY AND WESTERN CIVILIZATION WHILE RAPING ALL THE WOMENZ AND MUTILATING ALL THE BEAUTIFUL, INNOCENT (AND ALSO RAPIST) CHILDREN!

I think we need heroes. I think we need big stories.

I think Joe is suffering because he's not a BIG HERO just a good president, and I so wanted the Beeb to go nuts for the kids but the government's strategy over there was "pay no attention to the children on the ledge" which, ironically in the sense of HAHA CAN THIS LIFE BE OVER NOW, PLZ?, is the same damn thing they say when we're there to jump instead of there to talk.

I want entire movies made about these teenagers, and I'm gonna say it: FUCK BIG E, BRING ON THE CAPES.

But we got very little, and it all feels like weak, sad poop and yeah. Not doing so great.

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