@french_fry_guy gotta stay here till 3:45 then walk home in this florida heat im fucked

ts sucks all i did was get 5 tardies

@Yanderemenhera its just so cringey, i was at a hxc show once and saw smb get repeatedly kicked in the face when they were js trying to watch the mosh pit

prob crowd killing

death of the endless from the sandman dc comics

Happy birthdayyyy

my parents gave me some clothes, $50, 2 bottles of got2b glued hairspray, and a lot of chocolates and candies and my bsf's mom also gave me $50

then we went to culvers and got some burgers and soft served icecream and i got complimented by 3 employees for my hairrr🥹

then we went to the mall and i bought myself some blue raspberry lemonade bc i was thirsty af

after going out sm, we went home and ate my tiramisu cakeee

finally 15 ima apply to culvers now bc its my fav fast food chain :P

i like ny style pizza w cupped pepperoni, onions, bacon, and cilantro w some garlic sauce

@Innocent

@Rusty algebra is my least favorite, its easy but the teacher sux. my favorite is either marine science or study hall

I believe that the audience should NOT separate the art from the artist, even if you believe that the artist's work is just too good, there are many other artists who are smaller and haven't done those problematic things who deserve to have the same recognition.

A good example of why we shouldn't separate art from the artist is Kanye West. Kanye has a history of making harmful, discriminatory comments and posts online. He also made a post supporting high-profile individuals who committed severe offenses against women. Many fans still actively support him and stream his music because they think that Kanye is a "lyrical genius". Continuing to appreciate his art supports the huge cultural influence he has on today's society.

Furthermore, let's look at Chris Brown. People may believe his songs are good; however, we can't ignore how he is known for his severe personal misconduct and physical abuse, as well as the numerous civil lawsuits and legal cases against him. Yet a lot of people will ignore his actions and continue listening to his music because they cling on to the nostalgia behind his music or simply because he is talented.

Art is personal and has a connection to the artist. With art, it takes a lot of thinking and self-expression of oneself. Art comes from the artist's perspective and worldview; the art they make has a story and context with it. If we separate the art from the artist, it takes away the story and context behind it.

It's hard to look past the artist's actions and appreciate the art once you learn about the artist's actions or when the artist has past infamy for their actions OR when the artist creates art about their problematic actions with ZERO shame at all. R. Kelly clearly demonstrates that; he wrote sexually explicit music involving minors and behaved inappropriately with underage fans.

Saying that you can ethically appreciate the artist's art without financially supporting them is an invalid point. The art gets recommended on online algorithms when you talk about it, stream it through an external source, and share the art which not only keeps them relevant, but also brings in people who WILL financially support them.

The other argument that art belongs to the world once it's published is also a weak rebuttal. The artist behind it put context and a lot of work and soul into the piece. That art is tied with the artist so NO, it cannot be separated because you are basically choosing your own enjoyment and entertainment over holding that artist accountable and considering their problematic actions.

id love to hear your guys' thoughts and stances on this topic, i thought why not post it here after writing it for my debate class

i wanna sleep, i have periods 1-4 and i HATEEE them

"foxy femboys girl" i love the roach wall

@Nared i just put it cuz i like the colors and design of it

1. your words dont last forever your wounds will by killwhitneydead
2. I did as by the electric diorama
3. wow i can get sexual too by say anything

marry my bf once we both finish college

get filthy rich

moisturize
concealer for foundation and give myself concealer lips (lost my foundation in class last yr)
powder
crayon eyeliner for waterline
liquid eyeliner for eyelid
black eyeshadow
white eyeshadow above the eyelid
mascara