I think a majority of the perfumes people use have this very strong sort of note that I really dislike. As for other things with this smell, maybe, but I will have to investigate further.

Damn thas a cool bird.

Very much isn’t, otherwise I wouldn’t have to tolerate my “friend” winging nonstop about his gf in the us (every single fucking time I’m out with him he never stops shoving it in my face even though he should probably know by now that I REALLY don’t like when he does it, and especially when that relationship is between two members of the bourgeoisie (he goes to a private school here where the tuition is 8000€ a month, and she is supposedly poor living with her parents in a two story house, with two teslas (one of which is hers).)

Sorry for the bracketocalypse.

And no hate towards comrade, posting about missing their partner doesn’t mean they’re flexing them.

Episode of the deprogram when Yugo and Hakim talk about ex-yu nationalist music and isis trap remixes

Think vsauce made a video about this whole thing. Every generation does this. Could be considered a superstructural contradiction, although I really have no idea how to expand on this (shows you I’ve seriously been lagging behind on theory).

I think we might have to get IT on this, comrade is malfunctioning /j

Being raised like I’m neurotypical and expected to act like it means I’ve learned to take BS from people most of the time. Here everyone who doesn’t have a “lower function” (can’t find another way to word this, sorry) variant of autism has nothing at all, so I just had to take everything with 0 support. At times it definetly makes me a bit callous, but I generally tend to be quite polite (mostly to complete strangers).

Solidarity with hexbearist comrades o7

o7

I feel american hyperindividualism creates a picture for people that by 18 they will be their own person, on their own, totally free to do as they please. And that they won’t be shackled to their parents or anyone else. Here in the balkans people in their 40s live with their parents, but that is likely more an economic issue along with different family dynamics. Financial freedom (and moreover freedom to live as one wishes) is incredibly difficult to obtain by design, and is usually only achievable for the bourgeois or petty bourgeois. If the workers have freedom to live as they please, then the bourgeosie cannot exploit the workers for their value, and thus the system starts collapsing (really bulshitting my way through this if you can’t tell, point is that financial freedom is contradictory to exploitation). Time (tends to) heal all wounds. For now I think it’s best to plan ahead as to getting to a point where you can be financially comfortable, enough to be able to live on your own, college or not.