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Regardless of your opinions on furspeech, its consistent fan base and ability to permeate through several cultures under one constructed language is pretty “purrrfect” in itself.
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Do you ever find yourself with the insatiable craving to peach cobbler but don’t want to fill your body up with processed junk food and empty calories?
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Meet the newest beauty trend making the rounds on TikTok: the gua shua. I decided to buy one and try it for 30 days to achieve a Timothée Chalamet jawline.
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While perhaps not homophobes, straight men feel an inclination to portray queer men in a sexual or feminine context as a joke in order to distance themselves from queerness.
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From strawberry pies to hiding bodies, Montana is able to weave not just a sonic experience for listeners, but an emotional journey that grows with every listen.
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You’re in your bed with the blanket wrapped around your body like a human burrito. Your eyes are closed and you try your best to drift into unconsciousness. You’re counting sheep, listening to the sound of waves crashing against sand and chugging a mug of warm (nondairy) milk. But alas, you’re still wide awake. Minutes and hours pass by, but you haven’t met the warm grasp of sleep. In situations such as these, you have to get out of bed and do something. It’s best to try the following until you eventually enter sleep mode.
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In the long run, you might find that making your Instagram carefree and more personal is not only beneficial for your mental health but also a brilliant and candid time capsule to look back on. Instead of seeing a false identity or fictitious version of yourself, you can enjoy the real memories and random pictures that represent who you really are as you scroll through your feed.
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Though occasionally prone to uninspired lyricism and production, Black’s debut EP, Rebecca Black Was Here, is a refreshingly earnest and vulnerable rumination on heartbreak, warped perceptions and the parasocial relationships bred by the social media age.
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Most of us have seen the body positivity movement blow up, a push to deconstruct societal ideas of the perfect body — the thin, Eurocentric, size zero model — and promote self-love and body acceptance for women of all different shapes and sizes. Celebrities, influencers and everyday users of social media alike are taking to TikTok and Instagram to post unedited pictures and videos of themselves without flattering lighting and angles as a way of celebrating how their natural bodies really look on a daily basis, thereby teaching us that stretch marks, fat rolls, cellulite, body hair and other so-called “imperfections” are all perfectly normal and beautiful.
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I woke up to comments praising me for the “immaculate vibes,” and it was at that moment that I knew I needed to keep making videos.
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