Coldplay

No, the old site owner, Ian, gave it to me. It was on an inactive account from like 15 years ago that never posted. I just asked nicely, didn't think I'd seriously get it.

Lost a lot of letters and postcards from Coldplaying, like easily over half of them, but managed to keep these. Does anyone have any postcards I have sent over the years? (Diana)

i love you james

damn i feel hella new now hi aj <3 honestly im not sure, sometimes reilly, emily, kat, or thalia are on, but it seems like its just coincidence if they are :(

wrong thread for this but yeah

*casually shows my support for silicone menstrual cups* :nod:

yep, i agree. but i meant, there's never been so many submovements and different group interpretations of feminism that actually had a place for discussion, i mean. like, i can't imagine sex-positive feminism or trans feminism or radical feminism or black feminism or intersectional feminism having as much momentum a few decades ago, let alone "the early days" i agree that the internet makes things look more polarized because you can have a seperate discussion for everything etc. but at the same time, what is the face of modern feminism? what ideals do you think of to generalize it all? the definition of feminism isn't even concrete, some people think it's gender equality (which involves working with both men and women, as well as other genders), and some people think it's liberating just women up. you can't tell me that's a unified movement that you can make a generalization of, y'know? edited previous posts for any cissexism

in all seriousness, it's a pretty big problem that everyone scoffs at "modern feminism", because, you know, it was good in the past and now it's bad i mean, the thing about "modern feminism" is that it has so many submovements and perspectives within it that there's hardly much overlap. which is both a major plus and a major flaw, but still. it's just kind of ironic and ridiculous that "modern feminism" can be unified in to one thing at a time where it's never been so un-unified before. there is a huge movement called equity feminism that works on lifting both men and women (and other genders) towards liberation from gender roles and equality, which people conveniently ignore when making these kinds of one-off arguments

i'm just gonna put out that my post was satire before one of you who have a hard time with humor lash out

hahaha eh, well, not "modern feminist", just one of many subsets of a movement that is very easy to caricaturize

greg you're a really nice guy but i want you to know that you are a man so i hate you

the last coldplayers

among all the dust and death and destruction we survive we are

pm'd you :kiss:

Bread <3 i have you on facebook but this still feels weird haha because we haven't talked in so long! i might be mistaken but you're getting married now, right? omg that's wonderful :wacky: i am, thanks! i'm finishing up high school (i think you're one year ahead of me, so already graduated? congrats btw) and i'm realizing that i don't want to go into electrical engineering at all and all the fields i do like will likely make me very poor :nice: but that's ok because i'm really excited !!! erm, you can't get any better than sherlock jr, it's on netflix and just a bit over half an hour ^^ --- you guys should check out the coldplaying group if you have facebook, i'm doing a really lax version of the cping mixtape exchange (spotify/youtube playlists are encouraged, for starters, and playlists can be shorter and deadlines are really lax) so yeah if you guys are interested, a lot of the older coldplayers are joining and also some people who have nothing to do with the forum but have cool tastes, so there's some variety there but yeah if you have facebook, search up a group called Virtual Mixtape Exchange