Lynnrael

You know what's really funny? When you say you're agnostic atheist and random ass people get all upset about it because they want them to be mutually exclusive for some reason

i don't really need to take all day off tomorrow for my appointment, but i really don't want to be at work this week so, fuck it.

god i would be so pissed off if someone fucked with my workspace like that. that's so invasive and rude

i do not want to fucking be here. i hate this. production is shut down for expansion work, which is fine, but I'd rather just lose the hours and not work these weeks than be here, wondering around, looking for work. i like knowing what to expect at work. i like knowing what's expected of me. normally i have a nice little routine and turn my brain off and listen to music and just do my job. not right now. no, now I'm just fucking lost, and i have to interact with people way more, and i just don't want to fucking do this shit. this isn't my goddamn job.

that was fucking excellent

i don't really have any favorites, but effervescent is a lot of fun. At dinner theaters you masticate while watching thespians

Happy Birthday!

accidentally made my hair come out this way and i loved it so much i had to take a picture

is being the tiktok of podcasts somehow better than being the tiktok of online music?

Its wrong to harass people for using accessible parking reserved for disabled people just because you don't think they qualify as disabled. Obviously, if they have a placard or the plates, just fuck off. Its none of your business and its most likely they have a disability you can't see and don't understand. That said, even if they don't probably still just fuck off? Like, they could have forgotten it somewhere, or they might just not have it yet, but not having a placard on you doesn't magically make you abled. I'd rather 100 abled people get away with using the parking space, than 1 disabled person who forgot their placard be harassed and bullied because they needed something and didn't have a choice. I think the police mentality comes entirely from ableism, not truly a desire to be an ally to disabled people. A LOT of ableist people use the framework of legitimacy to gatekeep not just accessibility options that SHOULD only be used by disabled people, but ones that should just be available to everyone anyways as well, and ultimately they do it because they just don't like accessibility options existing and think it should be a shameful, embarrassing experience one should only engage in if one needs it. These are the same people who get mad because "everyone is autistic these days" and say things like "you don't look autistic", and it comes from the same mentality. It's just ableism disguised as allyship.

i haven't had any dreams i can remember in a while honestly

imagine how much it would run, too