Oh it is the best.

friends, ass, homosex

Monophthongization and /l/ vocalization! iirc, Barbara Johnstone’s book points out that “tile” and “towel” can be homophones in the region, depending on the speaker.

Underrated reply!

Ready for tall crutch thursdayyyyy

I love a saucy square.

😍

Also, I am not being very careful with my sentence construction at this time because I am skeeting and not trying to make a pretty little essay. Form matters, genre probably not.

I've been to a good number of craft talks where writers tell each other how to do things based on how successful writers have already done things, and I cannot emphasize enough how much that is a social phenomenon and not an approach to the phenomenology of aesthetics.

I can respect teaching students to write a certain way because the normative forces of culture require those same certain styles in professional / academic circles. I get that.

But for creative writing? I just do not believe we need all these nonsense craft rules.

proud of youuuuu!

or

"i have no idea what she [Sara Ahmed] is saying but gonna keep reading for now"