Vetted Fundraisers That Have Reached Out To Me:

I think… I dreamt this like a night ago

or im crazy

getting rid of family vlog channels one state at a time let's gooo

I’m reading Frankenstein right now and nobody prepared me for how gay Victor and Henry are

Also when Clerval stayed with him while he was sick 👀

Anyway I hate Victor, here’s the boy

You’re warm in my hands

Flickering blithe laughs

Fills my lungs

I am full

For a second I breathe in that warmth

I am whole

I hold you in the rain

Feel how you combat the cold

The loneliness

The emptiness that hollows into my chest

When life is pulled away from me

The moment you leave my lips

I breathe you in like you’re air

Something I’d desperately suck up

Suffocate in

björk walking for betsey johnson while lip-syncing a sugarcubes song to a potato microphone, 1992

“The world has no visible order, and I have only the order of my breathing. I let myself happen.”

— Clarice Lispector, Água Viva

bro is leaking

doodles

my best friend said he likes the way I draw people

my boyfriend likes millipedes, drew this for him

"Clark writes that Fight Club 'suggests homosexual themes and relationships even though the narrative does not openly admit them' (417). Clark's assessment is a strong beginning to the recognition of the homoeroticism of Fight Club.

The film's queer element- and the queerness of other artifacts of popular culture- however, remains to be explored. Much is to be gained from analyses of popular culture that emphasize queer elements. A queer analysis can help deconstruct, however temporarily, traditional gender constructs and over time alter what it means to say that you are a man or to say that you are a woman.

Queer lives and queer studies have much to offer the mainstream, heterosexual majority when it comes to challenging predetermined gender identities."

"Fight Club's Queer Representations" by Thomas Peele

JAC, Fall 2001, Vol. 21, No. 4 (Fall 2001), pp. 862-869

(Film Analysis Hours)