We All Talk About Doing It Scared Doing It Alone Doing It Weird Etc. But The The Hideously Awful Truth

I wish you all a happy Neil banging out the tunes day

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my favorite part of the gaming channel is Dan is objectively better at all video games to ever exist and Phil is there to cause problems

15 YEARS AGO...

ok when we were young, when you say p!atd do you mean p!atd or do you mean one man. this is important.

**gently grabs your face** Listen to me.

When things are hard, move toward joy. Move toward those who light you up, like little fireflies your heart. Play the music you love. Take a chance. Make plans with people you adore—old and new. Put joy on the calendar like a goddamn holiday. (There is something to be said for making plans. I love plans. I…am a dork.)

When things are hard—and god knows, the news is full of terrible—flirt with someone you care about. Make some art about it—about everything. Bake something or cook something and if there’s too much, bring it to your neighbor. Pet a dog. Pet a cat. Find a reason to be silly. Be silly.

The brightest parts of my life, lately, have been unexpected magick. It’s there if you look, I promise. And, honestly, sometimes even if you’re not looking and you just run headlong into it. It's the connection and the love that will help see us through the hard stuff. It's the affection that feeds our strength.

right after michael romance broke up they dropped frankie airo into the bong and smoked him. SAD. well theres other rhythm guitarists

Gerard Way makes me feel like a real human being who can live to middle age and I will support absolutely anything they do to show the general public how it feels to be told they would rather you be ideal than alive

“You read something which you thought only happened to you, and you discover that it happened 100 years ago to Dostoyevsky. This is a very great liberation for the suffering, struggling person, who always thinks that he is alone. This is why art is important. Art would not be important if life were not important, and life is important.”

— James Baldwin, Conversations with James Baldwin