Maya Umemoto Gorman

This right here.

that is in they are the ones who mattered most mind that is that i said that mind you she did i said that that is in fucking sane girl honestly just go ahead i just can't like this shit is well it's not chopped let's not be nihilistic there is hope for a better tomorrow always better tomorrow it's actually like but wow

I don't know.

I think the craziest part is too is the willful ignorance, the cognitive dissonance.

Yeah, heavy on it.

The fact that, I think that's what's just so interesting is like you could go to them

and them being like maga i guess and literally just sit down and be like this is like y'all's tea right now yeah and they'll be like no no no it's not no it's so insane no it's so insane and like it's just so it's just like so disgusting so like shout out drewski as yeah no that's that's so insane and honestly like after i'm like listen as a girl who had an existential dread panic attack watching sinners yesterday i'm like listen

And that's what I was going to say as fucky is like genuinely unwavering

she, we were just like, we weren't like devout as fuck.

You know what I mean?

Or it was like some of my other cousins, like went to Catholic school and shit.

Um, but dead ass.

I remember when I was a kid, I would like count my, like count my sins versus, and like then count the good things that I did.

Does that make sense at all?

So I would literally be like, okay, I like pushed my sister and then like today I like lied to my dad and then like every night I would dead ass like count like, okay, I did this, I did this, I did this, I did this, I did this.

But I like shared this and I did this and I did this and I did this.

The way I would do that every single night until I was like, I don't know, probably like in fourth grade and then like I had bigger fish to fry.

No, it really is like that, though.

Oh, yeah.

It's gnarly.