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Allison ~ Demonology Expert 🖤
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Allison ~ Demonology Expert 🖤
@Ord_Snowflake
The music here says nothing to me about my life.
Brooklyn, NY เข้าร่วม Mayıs 2018
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Allison ~ Demonology Expert 🖤 รีทวีตแล้ว
None of that is true and you guys literally sound like Humbert Humbert when you say shit like this.
khan noonain singh@WrathOfKhann
the love you experience in your teen age / adolescence is the closest you'll ever get to what ppl call true love ig. after that it's just never ending chase of one thing or another imo, a chase that lasts until you end up in your grave.
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@Curiouslycinna2 @AGoldmund Yes if you don't read the article and just Ctrl+f for "trans" I see how you could come to that conclusion
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@AGoldmund The word ‘trans’ doesn’t appear in the article? It’s about the arc of millennial feminism.
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This lady is a nasty transphobe freak and can’t resist doing a drive by on trans kids in this article, so feel free not to read it. Also it’s poorly written.
Helen Lewis@helenlewis
I’ve written about the backlash to Adult Braces: “I do feel great sympathy for Lindy West. How was she to know that the great omertà of Millennial Feminism—that we had to take whatever people said about their life stories at face value—had broken?”
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Allison ~ Demonology Expert 🖤 รีทวีตแล้ว
There's a real gap in the market for people who care about sun protection and also don't want to wear luge uniform, but the answer is big hat and double layer cotton gauze
Poirot@Argenpoirot
Hicieron una CONFERENCIA DE DERMATOLOGIA en HAWAII. Las imágenes son épicas 🌞
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Just imagining the doomsday loop of millions of AI traders, tuned to basically identical data, making the same decisions all at once makes me feel ill
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Watching the guy next to me on the train set up his AI-stock trader is making me consider shutting down my index fund in favor of a mattress...
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If you just eat veggies and get your fiber with every meal you can still eat some greasy foods with very little consequence, the machine just needs its "oil" :)
Muthia@Muthia911
Not the best person to say this, but once you understand how body works, like an engine running nonstop, heart beating 60–100x/min to pump blood, lungs fueling every breath, systems working 24/7, you’d think twice about what you put into it. Google the explainer videos of this
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@guitarpuphaven Are these even supposed to be funny? I feel like you're just supposed to watch with a vacant stare and a slack jaw, like a baby watching Cocomelon.
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call me woke but every time i see those fuckass ai generated shits the “humour” is always the female characters getting raped/sa’d/gaining weight & called ugly i think that says something
bandit@bandeez
what the FUCK did I just see
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A much better and more accurate evaluation of the dinergoth essay imo (as someone who grew up spending plenty of time in the smoke-filled homes of working class, trenchcoat-wearing teens):
open.substack.com/pub/defaultfri…
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On top of everything else, dinergoth is a terrible name for the trend he's attempting to describe
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If you didn't catch it on my substack, my essay on desire and politics is now in Geese Magazine!
Geese Magazine🪿@geesemagazine
Desire is Sacred READ HERE: geesemag.com/articles/desir… Why do people cling so fiercely to fantasies that harm others—and themselves? In this essay, Allison Keats (@Ord_Snowflake) argues that desire is one of the hidden engines of politics: the promise of love, recognition, and dignity that helps people endure humiliation and exploitation. From the manosphere to everyday anxieties about relationships, Keats argues how reactionary politics feeds on wounded fantasies—and why socialism must offer a more compelling vision of the good life.
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This is how everyone looks in Skims to me
💚🇦🇷Señora La Mabela🇦🇷💚@LaMeibel
A Ana de Armas le quedaban grandes los lentes de sol y no tenía otro lugar donde ponerlos.
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It's not surprising that the same types of men obsessed with generating images to strip and humiliate real women women are also obsessed with generating images of ethereal, celestial ones to fantasize about instead. A madonna/whore complex that doesn't believe madonnas are real
Mitch Therieau@MitchTherieau
For @NYTmag, I wrote about the creepy world of "Grok Imagine," and its metaphysics of images: nytimes.com/2026/03/11/mag…
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@OgLakyn I think a lot of this is tied up in issues of identity and the self. We used to be more defined by our jobs, our IRL culture/community, which gave us all a baseline sense of who we were and how to dress. We no longer have that stability so we cobble a self together from inspo
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I think a lot of us (myself included) found our style by wanting to dress like someone else, I just think it's weird how, like, every month it's a new person and the reason for wanting to dress like them is always so....shallow? Flimsy?
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@JayQLyn And your photos turned out beautifully. Worth the cost (to a point) to remember the other stuff you've spent a small fortune on that day
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@Ord_Snowflake A good photographer can make a less opulent/aesthetic set up (aka a more affordable one) into a gorgeous story, but then, a good wedding photographer costs a small fortune. Mine has tripled her price since my wedding (and she’s constantly booked).
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The wedding industry is a bloated, lacetrimmed leviathan and we could stand to get back to making weddings about love not opulence. However, keeping romance alive is a storytelling project between two lovers about their relationship, and to this end wedding photos are important
house of A🌷@houseofala
I am unfortunately developing a disgust reflex towards weddings & marriage. The diamonds, the humiliation ritual engagement photo sessions, the posed intimacy, the exotic destinations. All for show. To post and to outdo. Love is a costume. The union is not sacred, it’s not the entire purpose; it’s just the consequence of a big aesthetic party
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This is exactly what I've been thinking. Their eye is just trained to want to see men's bodies as clearly as possible through their clothes by millennial trends that only ever looked good on very twinky men. Bring back some structure+drape, it adds character!
morgan sung@morgan_sung
the late 20s/early 30s men insisting that the first fit looks better, or responding with versions of the outfit that have slimmer proportions, honestly sound exactly like the millennial women they made fun of a few years ago when skinny jeans went out of style lol
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Allison ~ Demonology Expert 🖤 รีทวีตแล้ว
My entire life is powered by a desire to go swimming in nice water. I only work to go swimming. The winter is hard for me because I lose sight of what is most important when I am far away from going swimming
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It's not for men but it is for the man in the mind of every woman, which is probably fine
❤︎ 𝖇𝖗𝖔𝖔𝖐𝖊 ❤︎@splitendsmcgee
is it too woke of me to think that beauty influencers dripping skincare on their faces is playing into a pornographic male gaze
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On a related note I recently found out I was confidently butchering a (not terribly long!!) word I didn't slow enough to read correctly so if you heard me do that...no you didn't
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Idk I've often found out I'm misusing words because I was basically assuming based on vibes what they meant after reading them many times, and typically when I found this out I didn't feel the need to assure myself it was a special, different kind of understanding to save my ego
Yves ౨ৎ@yvessirae
The weird thing about reading so much as a child and gaining a huge vocabulary from that is I can't define a lot of the words I use, I just know that they would fit correctly in a specific sentence. Does anyone else experience that?
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