Would you watch a movie you’ve already seen just to keep company with someone who hasn’t seen it yet? My answer ? Yes, Of course.

I dedicate this post and day to my great grandfather Al Hebrewberg. Who, in 1886 with the aid of an angry mob, drove the Irish out of Brooklyn.

Lately, I've been noticing again how I'm becoming emotionally hardened and how everything feels surreal and intangible. However, it's currently at a level of severity that I last felt 7-8 years ago, when I was emotionally dead and constantly wearing a mask that was stuck on. I wake up at night with my head in chaos and wonder if I can even comprehend or understand the right answers at the moment. Sometimes I just lie there and stare into the darkness, as if it owes me some kind of answer. But it remains silent. Just like everything else. It feels more like I'm just running through memories of myself. It's strange... I'm still functioning. I get up, talk to people, do things, smile at the right moments. From the outside, it probably looks normal. Maybe even stable. But inside, it feels like I'm playing a role whose lines I learned by heart long ago, without even knowing why I'm on this stage in the first place.

To correct the fake news out there about Iran: *Iran did not have a regime Change, just like in Venezuela, only the leader (along with other military people) were removed/killed and Irans Regime was allowed to continue, to continue its war with Israel. *Iran was not Liberated, in fact, a new temporary Council, that will exercise the duties of the Supreme Leader in Iran was created to choose and elect the next 'Supreme Leader', who, once elected, will continue the Iranian Regime's brutal policies, so nothing changes. *You can celebrate the death of the Supreme Leader but you can't celebrate a 'Liberated Iran', because in doing so, you're celebrating the current Iranian Regime and it's bombing of Israel and their aim to elect a new Leader to replace Ali. It's amazing that people don't know these things.

Personality quiz's are an absolute joke and people who believe in them are stupid! https://www.youtube.com/shorts/DjueJ_U-2Sg

Black Canary "Back Ally Shift" Two years ago, I took advantage of this awesome back alley to make this crossplay as Black Canary happen. The LED lighting was perfect in assisting me with the right lighting in the right place, where I could create a scene similar to Batman and Green Arrow comic books, along with some fan artwork I drew from. The city of Camdenton is great for anyone who wants to do cosplays and goths without going to the big cities. Sometimes, the good old small towns tend to have what you need and want to make your day that much better. That July night was definitely one of them.

Damn, lol The temporarily acting supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Arafeh, was killed after new strikes on Tehran, according to Israeli media. He was appointed this morning to replace Khamenei, who was also killed yesterday in strikes by the US and Israel.

How do you convince the person who's taught you to always be brave and never give up, to not give up on themselves? Without being pushy or giving false hope? And how do you do that while being eaten up on the inside by anxiety and fear?

Goth is becoming more popular than it has ever been. Take for example The Cure cover "The Perfect Girl" that has by total over billion streams. Of course a lot of it has to do with universal feeling of melancholy, spread through TikTok. Just noticed that even TWIX uses Belarusian postpunk song that quotes Russian poet's words about institutionalized life, where death feels more cozy than life - but there's a desperate longing to face life directly, to cry, and to keep living rather than disappear. Btw, this Twix commercial got banned in Britain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7lBA5aX-iI While TikTok follows trends - and I'm quite surprised to see something as underground as Radio Werewolf being played by teenagers & young adults - there's also people like a clothing market in St. Petersburg (Russia), named Kissa Market (Kissa means Cat in Finnish) that isn't just a company but a whole philosophy and a collective answer to life's struggles. These photos market their own brand of clothing, and their shop in the "ruins of empires".