u/Cherrylalaxo

I can not stop thinking about these boots, I’m obsessed with them.

BUT they are out of my price range at the moment.

I’m in Europe and I’ve already scoured Vinted.

Any tips on dupes? 🙏THESE

I have to say I’m advance that I’m not American.

But what is with all these people walking up to the trolley and being like “what is this ugly old thing”?
It felt sooooo American to me.

In Europe we appreciate vintage things 😭😂

Sweet pots were hard in the middle 🥲

I’m on meds, I’m under care of a psychiatrist. I’m lucky, I live in Europe, I’m on a waiting list for a six week in patient treatment for my mental health.

but holy fuck, I’m crushed by the weight of every day. I have no income, I have no safety net or family support.

Ive done sw to survive, my whole life. I’m in my mid 30s now. I thought it would get easier. Its not.

I joked with a friend tonight that I will start charging a “stay alive” tax to everyone who sends me “good vibes“ and ”stay strong” wishes.

Just here to vent, not here for advice.

Life is RELENTLESS for a mentally ill, neurodivergent migrant orphan.

thats it. Thats all.

I’ve scoured the internet, consumer reports and all reviews for the best but it feels like I’m going insane.

This is a birthday gift for a person in a 40sqM apartment without pets.

Whats the best option?

I think it’s both interesting and activating to see these two parallel Bravo shows airing important conversations about anti-Blackness and racial dynamics within American friend groups.

The biggest difference I’m noticing as a viewer is that, on Summer House, most of the cast seem willing to actively listen and engage as allies (with a few exceptions cough West). Where the Black cast members experiences are centered, received, built upon and giving space for talking heads to explain further their experiences of being Black on tv and in the current cultural landscap.

Whereas on Southern Hospitality, Emmy’s personal drama has ended up dominating the storyline and, in my opinion, derailing what could have been a really poignant and important conversation about microaggressions, rasicm and the experience of being Black in the South.

I’m curious how other people are interpreting it.