my brain on shuffle
parker⋆˙✦⋆whatever thoughts or ideas are playing in my mind like a playlist but on shuffle
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an ode to female rage and angry women
When Anya Taylor-Joy said, “I have a thing about feminine rage…I get a lot of, like, men doing really terrible things, and women sitting silently with like, one tear, like, slowly falls, and I’m like, oh, no, no, no, no, no, no,” something ...
fruitcake just makes me sick (album review)
This is a fun post I decided to write in honor of Christmas and all things festive! I hope you guys all enjoy and if you don’t well that sucks for you I guess but don’t come for me. (also if you want to hear any of these songs the titles of...
everything i've learned in the past year
I am fourteen now. that may not seem very old but to me that is. that was the age i would say i was when i was playing house as a child. i hope this post brings any one else out there in the SWU (Substack Writing Universe) comfort.
i hate my phone (and i think you do too)
this post just sort of came out of me. it’s about my love hate relationship with my phone and why i believe everyone has this same relationship with their phone. i also would like to preface and say that yes i have a phone and no i do not i...
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