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sculpture at san dimas train station in california
u/hellis3mpty — 8 days ago
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stationery finds from my local kinokuniya yesterday!
u/hellis3mpty — 14 days ago
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japanese cookies and a little miffy note from my boss 😊
u/hellis3mpty — 15 days ago
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old photograph spotted at the museum of contemporary art in los angeles
u/hellis3mpty — 16 days ago
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my dad's in hong kong for a business trip and is staying at a bunny themed hotel 🐇🇭🇰
u/hellis3mpty — 16 days ago
hot take: i would actually like jax if only gooseworx didn't go the "poor misunderstood baby he's just acting out bc he's sad" route with his character.
i liked jax during the pilot, but as the show went on and it was made increasingly clear that i'm meant to sympathize with him, it slowly turned into a fervent dislike. i don't know if anyone else is in the same boat as me but i miss when asshole characters were allowed to just be bad people without having some tragic backstory as a justification for doing so. fictional characters don't exist to be moral guides, they exist to help tell an interesting story. can we bring back villains being villains for the sake of being villains, please?
u/hellis3mpty — 5 months ago