sofia
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aspiring audience member worthy of the films i admire most. ancom, north american scum, internetcafe 24/7 evangelist, dylan’s miss lonely. 22. kylr
same @ on ig, lboxd
Joined July 2020
spoiler warnings for (in descending order of severity) breaking the waves (1996), les amants du pont neuf (1991), the unbearable lightness of being by milan kundera, jeune fille by anne wiazemsky, and l’argent by émile zola
if i shared my body horror piece about self- estrangement/disgust sublimated in the body of paris, the locus of modern subjectivity and whose history rests on a habituation to violence, sort of in the tradition of baudelaire and benjamin, would anyone be interested?.
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RT @AbbyMachines: liberals be like "We kicked millions of people off medicaid the correct way! :D".
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RT @atlajala: disgusting to see ppl continue to share that video of sa by iof especially after countless Palestinians have asked not to fur….
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RT @light_switch_A: Even though I don't believe in evilness calling stuff evil is my favorite.
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RT @JeanGreige: Genuinely wtf am I supposed to do when a liberal is like “I can’t believe republicans just cut 11 million people from Medic….
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in fairness i haven’t had a drink since i tweeted this but also in fairness i am now being dragged to the most uncomfortable fourth of july party imaginable
every single night i’m gonna stop drinking starting tomorrow.
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RT @tendollardanny: remember today that you have the freedom to try to make a lot of money and die if you don’t.
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RT @kaarentee: “Un día, sobre las ruinas de la historia, yacerá el cadáver de un sistema que se creyó eterno y omnipresente. Antes de esa….
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what’s “independence day” this is why there’s a national holiday in america today
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RT @boywaif: Zohran is such a fascinating litmus for how little Americans know of very recent world history such that an Indian Ugandan bre….
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ooh i actually know this one. around the 1970s the emerging middle class wanted to protect their socioeconomic position, so so-called “middle class” (decently paying) jobs became stupidly over-credentialed and that’s why jobs you don’t need a degree to perform still require one.
What is this bizarre obsession Americans have with who went to which selective colleges and what byzantine application system they gamed to get in.
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