This sounds like the theme song to a sitcom in the 90s-00s. Super cute #bestoftiktok
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“I think I’ve come to terms with the fact that there will always be a ribbon of loneliness running through who I am. But I’m not gonna get rid of it. But do I want to live as a depressed person who’s afraid of other people and bummed out by the makeup of my personhood? No. So I’ll find a way.”— Jenny Slate for Vulture
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link! https://www.thedart.co/2017/04/13/roleplaying-queerness-in-the-adventure-zone/
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“[Playing Taako] has made me understand a little bit better how taxing...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/1a1eaa7deda475c4192a437fc539b804/tumblr_oul4r6s3v61qmzb4to1_500.png)
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link! https://www.thedart.co/2017/04/13/roleplaying-queerness-in-the-adventure-zone/
“[Playing Taako] has made me understand a little bit better how taxing it can be when your sexuality is politicized, rather than just your own thing. When who you…and who you want to love…becomes polarizing, it’s very stressful. Being Taako became a lot more complicated once Taako was a canonically gay character, and I’m sure that is true ten-thousandfold for people for whom that’s their actual life.”
Holy shit this though.
Also this:
“I asked Justin how he felt about the positive attention he and his family have received for espousing inclusivity in their work. ‘If I’m being honest, it makes me uncomfortable. I always feel like I’m doing the bare minimum we should be doing as people. When people talk about kindness, it messes me up a little bit because I feel like I’m just treating people the way I was taught to treat people. It’s weird to me that that’s so much of a unicorn, that it’s worth noting.’”
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When your friend calls you and tells you your crush likes you
I LOVE HER SO MUCH
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But wait, it gets better. Later in the interview, Minaj calls out the Times writer for asking a question that was basically a sexist put down.
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