I Get Butterflies When I See Your Name On My Phone But That’s Literally None Of Your Business

adding onto Library Quotes Out Of Context

"are you kidnapping minors without me?!"

(this is a university campus, there are no minors of any kind present)

You overhear weird conversations in the library, I was just minding my own business when I heard this one guy say to his girlfriend:

“Are you gonna shove that child into that duct?”

There were no children present, or ducts of any kind.

i got to read a poem written by the person i love and ive never been happier

in the year of our lord 2024

sorry professor i didn not turn in the assignments because well. the cold and dark make me sleepy and sad

the boyfriend level (derogatory)

a relic,,,, of a happier time,,,

Is there a word that’s a mix between angry and sad

just went to the sleepy store they said you were a regular customer

Hello Victor, i have one question for you.

As someone studying language and literature, I've been told by many that my area of study is useless, simple, and less complex as compared to those involved with science, physics, or math. I have the highest respect for those involved in these STEM studies, but I'm often discouraged and find myself doubting my intelligence because of these comments. As someone who is involved in the "opposite side" of my studies, what are your thoughts? Many thanks.

Tell me, what is discovery without a means of communication? What is progress without purpose?

Language and literature are not simple, nor are they useless. Science may explain the world, but words shape our interpretation of that world… write our histories, define our cultures, change our thoughts and opinions. Science and literature both require great insight and creativity to uncover and deftly wield universal truths.

Intelligence is not only comprised of equations and experiments, but also of the ability to interpret, convey, and inspire. Many scientists direly lack these skills.

Perhaps those who regard your field as lesser ought to read more books.