One Thing About Most K-pop Songs Is That They Will Get Stuck In Your Head And Grow On You No Matter How

one thing about most k-pop songs is that they will get stuck in your head and grow on you no matter how much you did not like them at first listen

having now seen the sea beast and some reactions to it: i think it is actually very important and meaningful that the story didn’t have maisie become like a sea monster biologist! i think it’s really important that they decided to simply stop interacting with the creatures at all and leave the deeper waters to them. i think people forget or aren’t aware of the ways science and scientific pursuit has propped up or been used as a justification for imperialism and expansionism and colonialism. it’s not a neutral profession or goal. of course for us, the audience, it would have been really fun and cool and interesting to learn more about the creatures and maybe even see humans bonding with them, but that’s really not in line with the message of the movie and it’s honestly refreshing that they went that route.

mina le in her video said "trauma-bonded" to describe the kind of relationship most boyband (can apply to girlbands too) members have with each other and honestly it makes so much sense, how come that adjective never came up to me before seeing how sickeningly tiring and traumatic the manufacturing culture of these boybands and girlbands is in almost every music industry.

simply cannot ever resist what i call the little mermaid or the tin man or the pinnochio plot, the one about a character who is either inhuman or human but outside in some way, constantly searching for whatever it is that they consider to be the quintessential proof of humanity, preoccupied by it so deeply that they fail to realize the proof is in the act and fact of the search itself

the planetary catfish that is the voyager golden record. what happens when the aliens go 2 explore this cool world of creativity & curiosity and then the first guy they abduct is like trisha paytas