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julie andrews is talking her way out of a traffic citation by flattering the police officer and inventing a fake royal order

i don't really like how mia's friend rags on her for changing her appearance, and then instantly changes her tune when mia reveals that she's a princess

"nobody can make you feel inferior without your consent" —advice from elanor roosevelt, via joe the head of security

"this dance is between a waltz and a tango"
"it's a wango?"
"no"

julie andrews is a treasure

watching the princess diaries for the first time in years 👑

🅔🅜🅞🅣🅘🅞🅝🅢

it finally decided to rain today ☁☔

current gender: two smaller genders wearing a trenchcoat

@Tobi welcome! I like your avatar

going slightly crazy without access to a piano

"hi, can i come over sometime? oh, no, i don't want to do anything. just visit. how long? oh maybe a few hours. don't worry you don't have to do anything, i'll completely ignore you. what? no, there's nothing wrong with my house..."

does anyone else feel this way? it's happened to me a couple times but it seems like it would be incredibly awkward to propose explicitly.

i think an an under-appreciated way to hang out with someone is to just sit in the same room together, working on separate things.

sometimes it's nice to just silently enjoy someone's company.

awoo

another reason: i don't really feel like my gender is an integral part of my personality or self-image

i think the reason i prefer to go by gender-neutral pronouns online is that /my gender shouldn't matter/. judge me by my ideas; check your prejudices at the door.

in-person, sure, it's difficult to avoid being gendered, and i don't really mind. but online it's easy.

I'd like to know how the writers of Fate/stay night [unlimited blade works] thought that "i am the bone of my sword" was a good translation for 体は剣で出来ている = "my body is made of swords"

good morning

i need to stop starting these threads late at night 💤