English Teachers: “Every character in a story serves a purpose. Writers don’t write anything for no reason; everything is part of a greater metaphor that the writer is trying to convey to their audience.”
Some people like cute pumpkins, others just want to make you poop your pants with their Halloween decorations. I’ll be posting a lot of Halloween content: sixpenceee.com/tagged/halloween
Anyways the way Tumblr treats the Perks Of Being A Wallflower like it’s cringe and bad just because of the hipster craze over it in 2012 and ignoring the fact that it’s one of the few books/movies that shows the ugly side of teen mental illness and discusses sexual trauma in young boys (something only portrayed in shows like SVU) is in fact, bullshit, and I’ll never forgive y’all for taking the line “we accept the love we think we deserve” (a reference to toxic abusive relationships) and turning it into cringe culture. This is a book about a struggling depressed kid who I saw myself in as a teen, and yeah he and his friends could be annoying and pretentious but are you going to say you weren’t as a kid?
“ohhh tumblr is the worst its only stupid arguments and things” no its not. its a website for funny animal pics. just unfollow them
while you’re all here, here’s some more blogging advice…
take a large pot and drizzle the bottom with olive oil. cook a bit of garlic in there for a few minutes and then add three or four 28oz cans of crushed tomatoes, the kind with basil in them. then add one teaspoon of salt and one teaspoon of sugar (or honey) per can of tomatoes. bring to a broil and then turn the heat all the way down and let it simmer for a few hours while covered with a splatter screen, stirring occasionally
