and i eat men like air.


Grappling with the idea of temporal permanence, all the while the world is waiting to be saved on the next line.

Our young protagonist is a surprisingly genuine social justice advocate whose dedication to anthropology and sociology converts her naive excitement into bitter, aged acceptance day by day.

She enjoys finding a half smoked camel at the bottom of a pack, movies where the good guy gets ahead, stealing your pleather bomber jacket, and insomnia.

(i got 99 problems and they all bitches)


Captain America

The pajama ensemble I am wearing tonight is completely red and white and blue—a complete accident, believe it or not.  But it reminds me of the time I dressed up as Captain American in a completely misguided attempt to impress Beautiful Eric.  “Hey look, Eric, I’m Captain America! ohpleaselovemewhywon’tyou love me.”

Say what you will about how I woo my victims—excuse me—lovers, but of all the Smithies he made out with the night we played spin the bottle, he said I was the best kisser.  So take that, people with paid employment.  I may just be a lowly unpaid intern, but at least I am a Beautiful Eric approved maker-outer.

Sheesh.