I found this to be an interesting take on dating in the age of convenience culture and AI and everything we’re living through…young people are raised in a world where they can customize their LLMs and have romantic relationships with AI where nothing is real yet somehow they delude themselves into thinking what they have is real. But when something is programmed (or wished) to be a certain way, there’s no agency, no consent, and when it involves a human rather than machine, it’s suddenly a much darker story.

Blue Film achieved what The Drama did not: it let an uncomfortable topic actually be uncomfortable, it forced you to sit with the discomfort, and it didn’t offer an answer. The more I’ve sat with it the more I think I enjoyed it.

Just wondering when were umbrellas invented?

This one’s for the girls with distant older brothers 
Saw with my mom lol…