If U Read St. Claires/malory Towers As A Kid And Wanted Nothing More Than To Go To Boarding School And

if u read st. claire’s/malory towers as a kid and wanted nothing more than to go to boarding school and play lacrosse and sleep in towers and have midnight feasts and play pranks on teachers and eat match teas and have a group of “close“ girl friends

congrats ur gay now

if you look up ‘heart eyes’ in the dictionary you’ll find this jungoo ♥_♥ 

@severelytwitchyferret is that where my obsession with the college hostel experience stems from???

if u read st. claire’s/malory towers as a kid and wanted nothing more than to go to boarding school and play lacrosse and sleep in towers and have midnight feasts and play pranks on teachers and eat match teas and have a group of “close“ girl friends

congrats ur gay now

Private collection of 40 years of Mr.Thalith .

Kerala Folklore Museum, 2023.

" ... I still don't know if I'm a fool to have spent my lifetime and wealth on this collection, but when I look back at myself now I realise this is my karma in this life. This is my sharing with fellow human beings .... "

Excerpts:

1. A Mitski song lasts about as long as it takes to poach an egg. They are small and will knock you out, like pearls slipped inside the left ventricle of your heart. ..........The song is the ideal vehicle for the emotional journey she wants to create: an economy of words suffused with an oversaturation of feeling.

2. The territorial relationship fans form with Mitski feels intense, and the irony of commercial success for an introvert might be encapsulated in how an entire crowd will drown her out when she sings, “My God, I’m so lonely.”

3. She has lived in various countries — Malaysia, Turkey, the U.S. — and tried on various personas. She discovered she could do it and that all of those iterations were a part of her.........this allows her a sociological perch from which to view humanity. She feels as though she could be anyone and live anywhere. And, actually, that anyone could be anyone.

4. Working in the music industry creates a paradox: Writing demands vulnerability, but capitalism dehumanizes her...... Still, she wishes she hadn’t even released music under her name. It would have made the mental compartmentalization easier. She only uses her initials on her streaming accounts. “Seeing my name just reminds me of the world. It’s just not mine anymore,” she says. “I am a foreigner to myself now.”



Mitski in 9 Acts, by E. Alex Jung, vulture.com, January 14, 2022

26. Still here.