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jess (they/them)

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neuroqueer shitposts at the end of the world

I enjoy: fun facts, water birds, art history, critical autism studies, meme culture, gender theory, the dog park, and the neuroscience papers I try to read but don't really understand.

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website	www.queervengeance.com
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jess (they/them)Dec 27, 2020

I got tender points by amy berkowitz for xmas and I wanna write a book like this. it's prose and pop culture and memoir and poems and it's so easy to read because she rarely ever fills an entire page - just lots of short little segments that fit together really well as a whole (which I feel like is the hardest part of writing a book like this)

jess (they/them)Dec 24, 2020

when you think and feel so much it turns into chronic pain:

jess (they/them)Dec 19, 2020

mentally we are here

jess (they/them)Dec 19, 2020

I give you: bean the perpetually cold

jess (they/them)Dec 18, 2020

okay i think i've found the creepiest christmas painting OF ALL. WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE. Why is the baby Jesus so small? What are all those cherubs talking shit about? Why does that cow look so suspicious? Is the donkey HUNGRY? so many questions.

jess (they/them)Dec 18, 2020

oh yes this is my vibe

jess (they/them)Dec 18, 2020

okay im hi in the public domain again and what in the creepy christmas is this

jess (they/them)Dec 18, 2020

i quite like my dark cozy little desk nook that is also basically in the kitchen and also there's no windows but it's MY DARK COZY LITTLE DESK NOOK OKAY

jess (they/them)Dec 17, 2020

how I realized my chronic pain: I saw a meme that was like, wait the normal amount of pain everyday is zero?!?!! and I was like oh

jess (they/them)Dec 17, 2020

I read a lot of books, many at once, because I'm hyperlexic so my brain likes to eat words but also adhd so I need to switch between things depending on my mood! so I will probably post about book recs here sometimes if you're interested in that. (my fave genres are memoir and sci-fi. )

reading this right now, it's a collection of essays on living with chronic pain (which I have recently realized that I do, although I'm very good at ignoring it!)