Trying to reconcile my own beliefs and political stance with the feelings Venezuelan people in my life have been expressing to me has been difficult ngl. Like... What am I supposed to say? I just try to listen. I dunno.
I'm genuinely a much happier, healthier, and overall more satisfied person now that I live in a walkable city and can bike as both a hobby and a mode of transport. I wish more cities in the US were this dense. I wish this was more accessible to people.
Maybe someday. Things seem to be moving in a generally positive direction, even if slowly. I've recently realized just how effective local activism and showing up to community meetings is (spoiler: VERY.)
Wanting a video interview for an admin spot is so wild lmfao, they take themselves so seriously
We should give the buses snow plows to push people like this out of the way.
If only there was some kind of alternate mode of personal transport that doesn't require government licensing and registration....
... Ride a bike, you say? What, like a fucking communist or something?
I would love to run my main machine off Linux, but none of the software I need in the day-to-day runs seamlessly on it, unfortunately. That's still a pretty big obstacle for me.
Every time I hear her name I'm haunted by that one British lesbian artist who made a horny Hillary Clinton fanzine and sold it online.
Difficulty impossible, afuckingpparently.
Can we pls just have more butches 
I just found a BluRay copy on eBay, no hits on any of my other searches though. Your best bet might just be snagging a physical copy.
Kojima tweets so often I swear most of the posts on my timeline are just him lmao. Really cool that he liked it--makes me even more excited to watch it myself
See title. I hate that there's no little huts for selling newspapers, snacks, and smokes to people. Closest thing I have here in the US is bodegas, but they don't scratch the same itch. Cold days like this make me nostalgic.
Thank you for this perspective, it helps.