Jinshi: “I Just Want To Say I’m Part Of The LGBTQ Community. Talk Gaoshun”

a comprehensive list of every never before seen hadestown lyric revealed in “working on a song”

Note: This list will not include any lyrics from the OBCR, Broadway previews documented in audios, the London run, the Edmonton run, or the NYTW run. Only lyrics that Anaïs has never revealed before. Also, I strongly recommend everyone actually read the book and support Anaïs! It has amazing insights into the show we love. 

(Also, any ellipses mean the song just goes into the lyrics we already know)

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Shoutout to the people who don’t think double texts seem clingy or uncool text me all day spam me I’m into that kinda shit.

reblog if you have skilled writer friends and you're damn proud of them

JUST WAIT TILL I GLOW UP!!!!

god I would be UNSTOPPABLE if I was capable of consistently initiating tasks. just you wait. you'll be waiting a while but just you wait

Imagine it's your last day alive and you're having to spend it with JD Vance 😭

There is no marriage equality until disabled people can marry without losing benefits.

There is no wage equality until disabled people cannot be paid below minimum wage.

Equality is only equal when it is equality for all.

imagine having a personality so morally bankrupt that the pope himself said "i'm telling god" and headed out

if your support of decolonization (anywhere) is predicated on your view of the colonized people as exceptionally peaceable, equitable, environmentally conscious/“in touch” with nature, or otherwise morally superior by your own personal standards, it’s not support. the only moral high ground colonized people need to justify decolonization is …. not being the colonizer

Feeling a lot of feelings about how Hadestown doesn't present the story as "Orpheus turned around and everything fell apart and there was nothing anyone could do to fix it" and instead presents a story that says "he turned around, he doubted, he failed, but if we keep telling his story maybe one day Orpheus won't" and it's not just about Orpheus as a single character, it's a bout every Orpheus, everyone who runs up against a system they can't change and fails and everyone who sees that failure and gets back up and says "maybe I can change it now" and tries again. That Orpheus failed isn't the takeaway of the story. The takeaway is that one day he might succeed.