El Corazon by Melanie Cervantez
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El Corazon by Melanie Cervantez
i basically assume that people donāt like me unless they explicitly tell me they like me and then periodically remind me
Me: Iām having such a good time
Brain: sure would suck if you get hit with a low mood, and go nonverbal, and come off as rude and uninterested in your friends
Me:
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Skull Life, by Francisco Valle
Brown kids often sacrifice their happiness for their parents happiness.
Tumblr gets more and more real daily
Why I don't dress like a Chola
(some ramblings but Iām trying to process this and explain my perspective)
So I was in middle school in the 90sā¦. The time that people are now emulating And I admire the chola aestheticā¦. but going to those 90s hood inspired events reminded me why I donāt and will never dress like a cholaā¦
I saw all these girls dressed in the 90s chola style and all of the sudden I was transported back to my brace face self in middle school
I was a nerd. And by that I mean, I was like reading dr. Doolittle books by myself in the library sometimes
And it was the cholitas that would tell me I wasnāt Mexican because I did not dress like them. It was the cholitas that were mean to me for being a nerd. But on the other hand, I defended them when white students would say they were āchuntisā and ābeanersā and I just felt like such a confused in between personā¦. that 90s aesthetic that is so cool right now reminds me of the time that our identities were ridged⦠a time that wearing hoops and dark lipstick was seen as the ONLY way to be Mexicana/chicanaā¦.. and if you werenāt that, you werenāt Mexicana, you were a āwhite girlā. It didnāt matter that I watched āPreciosaā and āSoƱadorasā novelas or that I wore Beaded jewelry or that I spent summers in Mexico with my familyā¦. I was a nerd and so that made me a āwhite girlā.
The thing is, thereās no one way to be a chicana. And as Iāve said before Iām down for all types of chicanas for chicanxs, for xicanas, for xicanx skaters, punks, rockabillies⦠city chicanas, small town xicanas, artist chicanas, athlete chicanas, queer xicanxs, multiracial xicanas and of course nerd xicanas.
And so Iāll never dress like a chola most importantly because Iām not one.
Absence and lack of communication makes the heart idealize a person. This subconsciously twists your perception of them into thinking that they are something greater than they really are. They aināt shit. They donāt care. And neither should you.
Abandoned Yellow House in Nova Scotia
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fun drinking game: get drunk with me and lets make out for a couple of hours listening to your favourite songs