kboat.bsky.social
chairman of the tortured pole dancers department. #1 lesbian james stan
queer. she/her. fuck colonialism and all that comes with it.
friend of dorothea
ACAB except the TTPD.
same handle as that other site š¦
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Ok yessssss omg thank you for putting this all into words, I feel like Iāve been dancing around this metaphor trying to get a hold of it and you finally tied it together for me
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I mean likeā¦the link from TTPD to the imaginary high school in her mind
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Do we think maybe thatās what she was hinting at with that background?
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Listen, you calling it a surreal, wall-less high school? We gonna leave that in the subtext? For an album where āso high schoolā is one of the most talked about songsā¦
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Ohā¦oh shitā¦that would be crazy
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god they would look SO good together here. Chappellās femme colored suit with the masc coded shape + Sabrinaās masc colored suit with the femme coded shape. Itās perfect
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Omg please never tell me, I love thinking itās about me in my 20s
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Damn if only š we would laugh so much
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Yes!! Me too!
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love her so much
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and her full tooth laugh afterwards! I just snorted in the chair at the hair stylist lol
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donāt make me call the time crime police š¤
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me too! Tomorrow and Sunday šš»
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Literally came here to say that - is that who this Taylor is supposed to be?
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report back if you do! š«”
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maybe your teacher had ulterior motives š
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I have a suspicion youāll really like the girl who was Saturday night
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All fiction!
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The Girl Who Was Saturday Night (Heather OāNeill) - changed how I thought about fame, celebrity and family
Tell The Wolves Iām Home (Carol Rifka Brunt) - explores the early days of the aids crisis through the protagonist who is a 14 yr old girl and her relationship with her beloved uncle
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The Alchemist (Paul Coelho) - helped me finally let go of my Catholic upbringing and embrace a wider idea of faith, magic, and the universe
Down and Out in Paris and London (George Orwell) - helped me think about poverty and culture and governments in conversation
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YES
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soft
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seriously! like bro you could have stayed stealth and gotten some real tea
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Iām late to the game buuutā¦do me do me!! (please š„¹)
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Yaaaaay!! š„³š„³
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hey this was really validating to read š„ŗ thank you both for sharing
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I have also had this thought recentlyā¦
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itās not worth it lol š¤£
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well hurry up and do that again š¤
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me: how did I not notice Jan
also me: āØšāØMargaretāØšāØ
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Seriously my jaw was on the floor listening to Raye
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Me too!! Itās a highlight!
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lololol
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Ohhh whoaaaa I have seen that Dali before but never noticed it in the butterfly, that is SO interesting
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oh those butterfly masks giving silence of the lambs weirdly
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the way you love lorde makes me happy cause I feel like especially melodrama didnāt get her flowers. you keep reminding me to listen again cause I love love love
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why in the world did they use that sound š³ that is giving a tone that is v not fun and breezy