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⌈ Secret Post #3471 ⌋

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[It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia]

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[Brooklyn Nine-Nine]

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[1931: Scheherazade at the Library of Pergamum]

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[outlander, ontd-sassenach]

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(Voltron: Legendary Defender)

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[Michael Kamen]

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[Captain America (MCU), Daredevil (MCU), Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, and Bleach]

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Inspired by the sudden memory of my aforementioned boarding school's secret paper that filled us in on administrative and financial dealings that weren't widely known. Started because of drama over kids being expelled or punished unfairly, and kept alive by the drama of high school and the intrigue of stuffy old (200+ years old in fact) institutions handling things poorly. I don't know if it's still going, but I believe one of the major contributors now works at People magazine.

Anyways, reading that I always felt like such a secret rebel. Tell me when you did!

I dunno, most my rebellions were out in the open.

For some reason this makes me think of you as like the stereotypical goth teen in a movie spraying discursive phrases on the wall :P

I was a very secretive rebel; also my biggest rebellions usually involved, like, eating chocolate (my mother is an anti-candy/junk food crusader).

I'm so tempted to post pictures now. (I was sort of goth-y, when out of uniform)

Ha! Yessss

My high school fashion sense was awful. For a while I was really into skirts or dresses with bright colored tights. It was kinda cute in a 14-year-old way, I guess, but I kept getting less and less confident and started dressing in any shapeless thing I could find.

Someone recently unearthed a picture of me, in jeans and a terribly fitting t-shirt my mom bought me that had a vintage Barbie on it, sunglasses I couldn't see out of (I'm blind as a bat), and my hair a total mess. I look like the most depressing dyke in the world, lol.

You went to a 200+-year-old boarding school?

Guilty as charged.

I crop dust people on public transportation who won't give up their seats to old people, pregnant people, disabled people, etc. Yeah I know, your feet hurt and you wanna sit down, but that old man with a cane has almost fallen down twice and you saw it and still won't give up your precious seat, so have a nice, warm cabbage fart in your face, selfish!

Ha!

Do remember some people aren't visibly disabled but still are! I've gotten death glares for sitting down on crowded buses (tho I've never taken a seat that could have gone to an elderly/pregnant person or someone with a mobility device). I always want to say "I know I'm young but I'm in a shitload of pain! Let me sit!"

Well, if I'm not sure I don't do it.

I'm disabled and not visibly so.

Me too. So I don't death glare at anyone on the subway or bus for their seats unless they're like. Idk. Shoving a pregnant lady aside or something.

idk, I was a pretty hardcore socialist activist punk when I was a teenager, but I didn't do anything particularly rebellious.

I guess the most ~underground~ thing I've actually done was being heavily involved in the Anonymous scene for a few years leading up to Operation Chanology. I helped aggregate some video and news links during the protest, and I was one of the people keeping track of and reporting on all the media censorship that was going on.

In Catholic confirmation class (so 9th-10th grade church school because we're hardcore) we had a young seminarian (guy studying to become a priest) come in and talk to us about vocations (becoming a priest or a nun).

I raised my hand and asked why women can't be priests. He stammered through a kind of lame answer (in retrospect I feel bad for the guy, how do you answer that? And he might have thought it was bullshit, a lot of priests do). I turned around and one of the church school ladies was giving me a really big thumbs up.

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What is the most ~underground rebellion~ sort of thing you've done?

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It wasn't exactly underground at all