welcome to me.

  • since there’s a lot of new people following me and I guess it’s about time for me to make one of those pinned post that i can introduce people about me so people really know what they signed up for

    so hello, welcome if you stumbled up this from some tag or whatever?

    my (not) real name is andrea (only privileged people know my real name like duh!)
    i’ve been (trapped) in this site since 2010 but there’s still many things i don’t really know about here, like honestly who does??? about life???

    having existential crisis and breaking down all the time 24/7
    but also sometimes i manic posts/reblogs 20 times in a row and/or go on a incessant mumbling about some media i recently consumed
    my tags are sometimes run-on sentences but really no one makes the rules here

    have fun, be nice, be kind and most importantly - be true to yourself!

    i’m mostly nice, other times you might find me being too sad
    but if you wanna chat me up or leave any message I’ll be happy to receive them!

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    old poem for a good girl..

    [Transcript:

    Laika to Ground Control
    I don’t suppose
    you’re coming back for me but
    I don’t mind, it’s nice out here.
    You said before I launched: there’s no way back
    —I’m a halfway thing, more bullet than dog
    out into the dark morning
    and forever
    to this black field
    where Great Canine winks
    her distant starry eye.
    Empty as the space that lies between two barks.
    Full to bursting.

    Laika to Ground Control
    can I chase my tail? I know
    you want me to sit still but
    it’s calling me, just for a second, please.
    I can see our planet from here
    smooth like the wind washed it soft and blue,
    we’re going round, I’m having the time of my life you don’t have to worry
    but can I chase my tail?

    There’s nothing here for me to knock over.
    I miss you. But I don’t mind,
    in a hold silver as this any mongrel can be a heroine; any stray can make history.

    Laika to Ground Control
    [BACKGROUND STATIC]
    sorry, I forgot what I was going to say,
    Laika to Ground Control
    from above Earth is alive at night,
    light golden as a million miniature suns,
    makeshift constellations.
    What do I look like
    from below?
    Do I glimmer
    like a freckle
    or an exit wound?
    I’ve been sitting still. You don’t have to worry.
    I miss you.

    Laika to Ground Control
    they have summer in space,
    did you know? The hours walk warmer and warmer,

    the ceiling gleams with June moons
    begging for a howl.
    I’m lonely,
    moons don’t howl back.
    I would sit still for years
    if it meant I could go back to you.
    I miss you. I don’t mind. I miss you though.

    Laika to Ground Control
    I miss you.
    If you would come out here and pet me
    I swear to Dog I’ll be good,
    never bark again,
    you’ll have to find me a new name.
    Kometka, little comet, maybe,
    I would crash into the sea
    to swim to your side.
    Be your satellite.
    You’re bigger than Earth
    in my eyes,
    I don’t need stars, only you.

    Laika to Ground Control
    there are pinpricks of light
    behind my eyes.
    Hot like a bite.
    The world is fast and unbreakable,
    and I’m just a dog.
    And I miss you.

    Laika to Ground Control
    I miss you. Have I told you that yet?
    Out there in the silk-black nothing they’ve long forgotten what time is.
    In here time crawls.
    In here everything shimmers,
    in here it’s just me.
    I think I’m dying.

    You don’t have to worry, I was nothing and you swung me from alley to orbit,
    from the dirt to the stars.
    I don’t mind. I just miss you.
    I miss you
    like the space that lies
    between two breaths.
    Full to burning.]

  • A book that doesn’t mention my language or my country, and has maps of every place except for my birthplace, as if I were an illegitimate child on Mother Earth.

    Borders are those invented lines drawn with ash on maps and sewn into the ground by bullets.

    Mosab Abu Toha, from "Palestine A–Z," Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear

  • names not numbers

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    The Palestinian Ministry of Health released a report on Thursday, including the names of more than seven thousand Palestinians who were martyred in the Israeli bombing of the Gaza Strip.


    Red color highlights 0-4 years old age group

    Green color highlights age group 5-17

    White color highlights the age group between 18 and 59 years old

    Gray color highlights the age group over 60


    These are not just names, but people killed in the midst of a brutal war. Remember their names.

    (Designed by @georgedeebstudios on insta)

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