Where I talk about whatever I want to, whenever I want to.
If you want to know what this wattpad addict is working on, gets frothy-mouthed over and hates with passion, this is the book! We're gonna be discussing movies, books (not songs, coz I have...
I was gonna post 'Top 10 Hottest Webtoon Males' today.
But guess what.
Twitter.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
So here's my take on this, and I wanna know your opinion too.
This tweet has been deleted by the account. In fact the account has been deleted, maybe because of mass reporting.
Now, if this is just a joke, then whatever, I don't really care (also pretty horribly worded joke in my opinion, but eh.)
I really can't tell if the person is joking or not. I hope they are.
BUT if they're serious (I mean Twitter users say maths is racist so excuse me for not having much faith in them), I don't know how to feel, for real.
I will admit, if I saw this on Instagram I would have just said 'Cool drawing' or something and left, if I did not know the context. In which case I would get cancelled, because I'm just dumb like that.
However, with the caption and context, I don't understand how anyone could find this aesthetic.
'I get you might worry about the situation if you're in Russia or Ukraine but the rest of the world should just enjoy the apocalypse vibes.'
I just find it really hard to enjoy the apocalypse vibes when I know both Russians and Ukrainians are dying and I can't really do anything- and most countries can't do anything- about it.
(I don't wanna get into whose 'fault' it is because my opinion is kind of conflicted, but if you do wanna know feel free to comment here, I guess. I don't mind saying it).
Back to the topic, I just don't understand this tweet.
Even if it is humor, I find myself questioning how far humor should go.
Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image.
