Minho: What Are My Pronouns?

Yuna: Do you think I could fit 15 marshmallows in my mouth?

Yeji, Sighing: You’re a hazard to society

Ryujin: And a coward. Do twenty

Chan: We’re screwed.

Felix: Hey! I don’t wanna hear that defeatist attitude, I wanna hear you upbeat!

Chan, pumping his fists in the air:

WE’RE SCREWED!! YAY!!

Felix, sitting down with Changbin:

You like Chan, right? Well I have something to tell you.

Changbin: Yeah, he’s a good friend!

Felix: So you don’t want Chan to die, and I don’t want Chan to die. So, let’s work together so that Chan doesn’t want Chan to die

Guess I’ll try

Reblog if you're not homophobic

Every url that reblog’s will be written in a book and shown to my homophobic dad. 

I lonely 😔

the fact that NONE of you are in my inbox tryna be buddies with me is kinda sad

workshopping a YA novel where the government divides everyone into social classes based on whether they like cilantro or think it tastes like soap

Bang chan: Changbin is late, again

Minho: how did this happen again? I called him at 8 pretending it’s 11

Seungmin: I printed a fake schedule saying we were starting at 9 rather than noon

Hyunjin: I set his clock to pm instead of am

Felix: we’ve overdone it

[Changbin bursts into the room]

Changbin: WHAT THE FUCK IS THE TIME?!

Kun: Don’t break someone’s heart, they only have one.

Ten: Yeah, break their bones, they have 206 of those.

Kun: TEN!

anyway blackout poetry not just as an art form, but as an act of violence against other works of art

taking a piece of text that someone probably put their heart and soul into creating and using it as your raw material, cutting out everything that you deem irrelevant to the point you want to make

i mean imagine cutting up a painting and using it to make a collage, or taking a marble sculpture and carving pieces out of it to make a different sculpture

just to be clear: i love blackout poetry, im not criticizing it here. i am just waxing poetic about it. i dont really know where im going with this i just have Thoughts about art being destructive