too late to mend or love
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we're not kids anymore.
One Nice Bug Per Day
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@coolandhotguy
too late to mend or love
“Even when the truth isn’t hopeful, the telling of it is.”
— Andrea Gibson, Take Me With You
Me after 10 minutes standing in the front of the line at Dairy Queen when I’m not getting enough attention
how
You know how.
Untitled, by Jackson Pollock Pollock, J. (1944?). Untitled. [Painting]. From Jackson Pollock (pg. 95) by Ellen Landau. 2005. New York: Harry N Abrams Inc.
Tincture, by Andrea Gibson Gibson, A. (2018). Lord of the Butterflies. Minneapolis, MN: Button Poetry.
me in 2nd grade: *accidentally calls my teacher mom*
teacher: excuse me
me:
Raccoons should have guns I think
“The pigs in the street are the most respectable part of the population.”
— Henry David Thoreau
please for the love of god turn ur sound on
The first thing I noticed was a tremor. I’m a computer programmer and I kept accidentally hitting the shift key. Then I started to lose my sense of smell. And finally came the depression. My wife made me see a doctor. She said to me: ‘Either you get on an antidepressant, or I’m going to.’ That’s when I learned I had Parkinson’s. Over the years my tremors got worse. My voice got quieter. I had to quit working. My dopamine levels fell so low that I lost communication between my brain and face. I couldn’t express any emotion. My daughter grew up without seeing me smile. I probably seemed distant. A lot of times I felt like I couldn’t fit in with the rest of the family. Then a few months ago I had an experimental surgery. They inserted a wire in my head that stimulates the brain with electricity. Now all my emotions are coming back. I’m more talkative. I have more energy. I’ve cried more in the last few months than I have in the past thirty years. And for the first time in her entire life, my daughter can finally see me smile.”
Once you stop trying to entertain this imaginary audience and start living for yourself things should get a bit better
remember to drink a fucking shit ton of water every miserable day of ur life