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Do you ever like physically feel yourself pass your mental breaking point and then all you can think is “oh these next few days are going to be interesting”

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Like you’re just sitting there silently and on the outside you seem fine and gathered but in your head you’re like “oh this is gonna hit me like a train any second”

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being in your early twenties is like [grocery shopping alone] [having instant noodles for dinner] [remembering random details about that one friend you haven't spoken to in five years] [feeling overwhelming guilt for every purchase that isn't strictly "necessary"] [having midday naps] [finding out through facebook that the girl who was mean to you in high school has a husband and a baby] [falling a little in love with every stranger on public transport] [pretending you're not afraid of being alone] [wondering when you'll feel like a fully realized person] [listening to bands you liked in middle school] [blinking and it's suddenly december] [failing to imagine yourself ten years from now] [feeling like you're running out of time]

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Have I accidentally recreated a memory? Possibly.

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something holy inside you wants to get out but you can’t let it

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american artists truly SNAP when it comes to painting like yes….i will look at this image of a bagel with a cup coffee & feel joy, thank u very much

“Rainy Day with Babka in New York” by Hope Gangloff

“Coffee and Bagel, New York Breakfast” by Thor Wickstrom

“Dunkin’ Donuts Coffee Shop” by Ralph Goings

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okay, you know what, this might actually be the best site… i can post about my love for American visual arts - and mainly our shared appreciation for breakfast food - and have 34k people looking at these paintings of bagels and coffee cups and unironically going: ‘hey, great insight! keep it up!’