Liberal art hoe (always worked in the arts or art-adjacent fields where pay doesn't matter because parents are rich and supportive, still looks great in her early 30s other than a few bizarre tattoo choices obviously, no interest in non-fur baby kids it also goes without saying given her demographic) with a white dad and JAP mom = 100% golden retriever-ish, somehow πΆ
Thankfully no because my other serious high school gf (white Los Feliz art hoe) was even more 180 in all the nostalgic senses and followed a similar life trajectory minus the tattoos, but I'll always have a soft spot for discussing my gorgeous (semi? demi? hemi?)JAP next door in particular here at ZoZo.com for obvious reasons, lmao
(it's also funny looking back that I found the art hoe outlook so endearing in my teens but then lost all interest in that lifestyle after high school even though I genuinely like my exes from those years, genuinely sweet people who were always gracious and composed - far more than I was at that age - no matter what crazy situations came our way... and yes I'm gay in case all my previous poasting didn't make that obvious) π
To be clear: I really, really like women (and men, but mostly online these days!) though for better or worse not any more experiences re: that ethereal poast-modern demographic, and not even any temptation in that direction thankfully. What about you? Do you have a certain type at this point you gravitate to or just certain undefinable individuals you like, or both?
Date: August 20th, 2026 8:36 PM Author: Chartreuse mood range
I'm almost solely attracted to pale brunettes with no tattoos. I would say most of my gfs fall into similar patterns. I wouldn't say there's a mold but definitely a genre. All my exes came from intact families and had a good relationship with their fathers. Aside from that not sure if artho or not artho. I think as long as they're educated and appreciate zozo or zozo adjacent.
Date: August 20th, 2026 8:13 PM Author: gunneratttt (gunneratttt)
Not flame last weekend I was driving to a wedding and right before I arrived Torn came on perfectly queued to end the moment it was time to park, and I exited my car thinking of you.
One of my favorite random slice of life childhood memories is how my dad loved when Torn came on either on the Y2K era radio or my older sister's CD, and you could tell he was otherwise indifferent to most of the current thing culturally (he was one of those lovable 1950s-born and raised SoCal boomers who thought Beach Boys and CCR were basically the only pop music worth listening to, and it's hard to argue because I love so many things from so many eras and centuries but could still be okay with those 2 only if need be) πΆ
Is it true that he "wasn't ready to settle down" for real and fumbled starting a family with her relatively young together? Unironic musical genius but it broke my heart to read that in what seemed like a credible discussion (but obviously I'm an outsider to their life so who the Eff really knows)
Date: August 20th, 2026 9:44 PM Author: Exciting meetinghouse
it's hard to know what the truth is when it's in print. i can say that he's always seemed very unserious and cloaked in sarcasm and doublespeak. very cobain-esque in the way he derided fame while simultaneously seeking attention and being outlandish.
their bassist had his restaurant burn up and battled cancer and daniel didn't even reach out. that's pretty cold.
i guess what i'm getting at is that his one true love, other than himself, is men.
Date: August 21st, 2026 12:09 AM Author: nubile temple roast beef
I thoroughly enjoyed everything about this poast from beginning to end, tyvmft - reads like the experience of listening to a classic Silverchair song come to think of it π