Are you bi or is it just comphet? That’s the eternal question for queer women raised in a cis-hetero normative society.

Are you bi or is it just comphet? That’s the eternal question for queer women raised in a cis-hetero normative society.
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More than just a fashion trend, the countryside-themed aesthetics of Cottagecore reflects a change in the way society approaches work and living.
What has brought Lil Darkie to such prominence on platforms like SoundCloud, Reddit, and Tik Tok is the way he combines jarring and aggressive lyrical images with an insightful underlying meaning.
Andrew Joseph Stevens III, more widely known as Drives the Common Man, has gained a strong following through his energetic and supremely danceable covers, remixes, and mashups on TikTok over the past year.